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Microsoft SQL Server
Category:
Scripting
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SQL Server 2008
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Thread ID:
01504587
Message ID:
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>>I suggest your first approach with getting ID first and then join with the rest of the fields.
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>>BTW, I was about to post a better thread when I was interruped by a call from work
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>>http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/transactsql/thread/5ef9b5a1-d25a-4319-869a-e7dbf6acb594
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>>See Alejandro Mesa response there.
>
>Thanks, that's what I always do as well. By that, we eliminate specific backend functionalities and benefit from pure SQL syntax to obtain the performance.

BTW, quite recently I was pointed to this eye opening blog

Advanced T-SQL Tuning - Why Internals Knowledge Matters

although I just remembered that I already posted this link recently.
If it's not broken, fix it until it is.


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