Explicitly naming CL key columns in NC indexes – when and why
This morning, as I was prepping for my PASS Data Architecture Virtual Chapter presentation on “Why Physical Database Design Matters,” I went to tweet that
This morning, as I was prepping for my PASS Data Architecture Virtual Chapter presentation on “Why Physical Database Design Matters,” I went to tweet that
I received a great question in email and it’s something I cover in our IEPTO1 (Immersion Event on Performance Tuning, Part 1) so I thought
IMPORTANT UPDATE: PLEASE REVIEW THIS POST FOR THE UPDATED SCRIPTS: USE THESE: Updates to SQLskills Index Procedures **************************************************** SQL Server has a horrible habit of
There’s a lot of confusion around duplicate indexes and I think a lot of it has to do with how sp_helpindex (or even SSMS) display
Well, it's been a crazy few weeks! Paul and I have been booked solid with client engagements, Immersion Events, conferences and other things (like chapter
I've decided to create a new series of posts – just because you can, doesn't mean you should! These are going to go in a
I realize that I’ve created quite a few posts (and rewrites) around sp_helpindex and recently I’ve been recommending that most folks use my latest version
OK, I've talked about the clustering key many times. Here, I thought I'd bring together one final series of details (and links) to help you
NOTE: I’ve released other versions of sp_helpindex since this post. Check out the category: sp_helpindex rewrites for all of the options! OK, I first blogged about
OK, I'll definitely take a beating from all of you for having gone so long between my survey posts and now. I won't even go
OK, so this is interesting. I've got a few answers to my last survey (Tipping Point Query #1) and well, there's a good mix of
Along the same lines of improving database design and getting better performance on SQL Server (which [IMO] DOES take an experienced SQL Server database developer
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