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  • RE: Practical Uses for Synonyms in SQL Server

    Lawrence Moore (9/12/2014)


    I played around with synonyms for a while, then came to the conclusion that they really offer no advantages over views.

    So can someone explain how a synonym is...

  • RE: Practical Uses for Synonyms in SQL Server

    nharris (9/12/2014)


    Then there's the way today's small, infrequently-accessed tables can sometimes become tomorrow's big and/or frequently-accessed ones...

    😉

    Yes, it's why you have to keep pace with the requirements that the system...

  • RE: Practical Uses for Synonyms in SQL Server

    mjbrichards (9/12/2014)


    I like the ones where you only have to use a small amount of judgment and common sense, being a bit short in both departments myself

    What would life be...

  • RE: Practical Uses for Synonyms in SQL Server

    nharris (9/12/2014)


    I would be concerned with the example that "hides" the fact that a table is actually on a different server. That could cause huge performance issues if the real...

  • RE: Practical Uses for Synonyms in SQL Server

    kenambrose (9/11/2014)


    I can't recall a single environment in the past 10 years I have worked in that allowed OPENQUERY. It was always considered a no no due to...

  • RE: Practical Uses for Synonyms in SQL Server

    As Mighty pointed out, there no situations where synonyms are an unavoidable necessity.

    I myself come from a different environment, which the Oracle side of data storage. 🙂 In Oracle, synonyms...

  • RE: An Un-indexed Foreign Key Gotcha

    I agree it's a bit of a stretch. 🙂

    My point was that indexing might have different purposes, optimizing search operations being just ONE of them.

  • RE: An Un-indexed Foreign Key Gotcha

    The indexed FKs have nothing to do with performance; increased performance MIGHT be a side-effect, but - as you point out - it might as well not be such an...

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