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  • Reply To: extended property

    Just that, as with anything, I'm sure there's a tipping point. "3 extended properties, no big deal, 300, 3000000, something, big deal". I honestly don't know how many zeroes you...

  • Reply To: slow performing query

    Jonathan AC Roberts wrote:

    I don't understand why you would have indexes (apart from maybe a clustered one) on a table with only a few rows?

    Total agreement, but this one that Sam will...

  • Reply To: extended property

    I assume there's a point at which extended properties will cause an issue, but I'm not aware of anyone that has hit it using the things in a standard way....

  • Reply To: slow performing query

    Everything Jeff said.

    We've covered this in multiple posts. Capture query metrics, I'd go with batches & procedure calls, not individual statements at this point. Capture deadlocks (Extended Events, don't listen...

  • Reply To: slow performing query

    It can, yes. Ghost cleanup can also block you.

    The vendor can't leave this with you. You can't change the code, and the code needs to be changed. You also can't,...

  • Reply To: slow performing query

    vsamantha35 wrote:

    Yes. Its a small table.  Question is , when there is 0 rows in the table, and when we say SELECT * FROM <Tname> , why SQL Server is...

  • Reply To: slow performing query

    So, yeah, about what I expected. A clustered index scan and nothing else.

    So, your #1 problem query is SELECT * from a table with two rows in it?

    Dude, go home....

  • Reply To: slow performing query

    vsamantha35 wrote:

    For now, rebuilding all the indexes on the tables every 1 hour is giving some relief. query returns in few milli secs.

    but... why? Two rows or sometimes empty? Honestly,...

  • Reply To: slow performing query

    I'm afraid I don't understand. What's that? It's a picture of some data from a query running SELECT * returning 2 rows. I'm confused.

  • Reply To: slow performing query

    What do the execution plans look like? What do the queries look like. There's not a 'run faster' switch that can be flipped here. Without some understanding of the behaviors...

  • Reply To: Azure SQL

    durai nagarajan wrote:

    If a FK or a trigger is involved i hope , there should be some kindly of error thrown?.

    Not if it's just processing all the validations, scanning tables looking...

  • Reply To: Are senior SQL developer interview questions too difficult?

    I read through the interview questions at the link, and yeah, I'd say those are somewhat tough questions. I've been doing this for 30+ years. I've written a few books....

  • Reply To: Are the posted questions getting worse?

    Michael L John wrote:

    Are any thredizens going to be in Atlanta for SQL Saturday BI Edition???

    Nope. But I am in Austin for SQL Saturday here.

  • Reply To: Are the posted questions getting worse?

    Thom A wrote:

    Just wanted to say thanks on this again, Grant. Work has given me the green light for SQLBits; it's a bit (no pun intended) last minute though so all...

  • Reply To: Microsoft Sql Server DBA Salary - Full time vs Contract

    Also, salaries are very regional. A DBA in Tulsa probably isn't paid what a DBA in NYC is paid (honestly, they should be, but they aren't). This isn't specific to...

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