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Posted Saturday, November 27, 2010 10:36 PM
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I agree with the "spend a little more time with the article" focus.When i first read the topic, i got interested, and it was an interesting read, but i do think it also was a little bit shallow and with some lack of research, even more if you consider you're talking about, i think, one of the more complex topics on database development.

It's just constructive criticism.

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Nice attempt. Here in this article you should explain why SQL server does like this. I'm referring to the Index Statistitics. You can also mention in the article that if all of the columns are used as predicate, order doesn't matter more precisly it is about the leading column of the index matters not the order.
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