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4 tips to Boost Performance of Azure SQL Server
Data Engine, Performance, Storage

4 tips to Boost Performance of Azure SQL Server

Vedran Sep 6, 2020 Tagged with Azure, Performance, sql, SQL Server

There are ways to greatly improve performance and power of your SQL Server databases in Azure. …

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Performance, TSQL and SQL Client Code

How NOT to use CROSS APPLY

Vedran Aug 10, 2020

OUTER APPLY(SELECT TOP 1) pattern is widespread, even baked into some frameworks like Entity Framework. But …

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High Speed Storage in Azure?
Performance, Storage

High Speed Storage in Azure?

Vedran Apr 29, 2020 Tagged with Azure, disk, Performance, SQL Server, storage, Storage Spaces

Have you noticed that storage is a major bottleneck in all cloud providers (Azure, AWS, Google …

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8 Myths about Storage Spaces
Performance, Storage

8 Myths about Storage Spaces

Vedran Jul 28, 2019 Tagged with Storage Spaces, Windows

Introduction EVERYBODY should read this! Whether you have a big database that needs speed, or other …

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My favourite indicator to Monitor SQL
Performance

My favourite indicator to Monitor SQL

Vedran Jul 5, 2019 Tagged with monitoring, processes blocked

Introduction There are thousands of indicators (Perfmon Counters, system views, …) one can track to monitor …

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Plan Cache Tsunami
Performance, TSQL and SQL Client Code

Plan Cache Tsunami

Vedran Mar 17, 2019 Tagged with concatenation, parameters, plan cache, tsunami

Your SQL Server may be slow for a peculiar reason: a run-away query that pushes-out all…

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SQL Profiler for Developers and Testers
Performance, TSQL and SQL Client Code

SQL Profiler for Developers and Testers

Vedran Aug 10, 2018

Introduction You developed a new TSQL code and want to check is there a slow SQL …

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Collect Performance Data
Performance

Collect Performance Data

Vedran Dec 18, 2017 Tagged with Performance

Introduction Server is sometimes slow and you want to know why? Here is a lightweight performance …

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How to save 250 000 EUR to your customer?
Performance

How to save 250 000 EUR to your customer?

Vedran Sep 24, 2017

Recently, for the first time in my life I had a customer from India. A far …

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Query with optional filters (catch-all query)
Performance, TSQL and SQL Client Code

Query with optional filters (catch-all query)

Vedran May 30, 2017 Tagged with Catch all query, Optimize, Performance, SQL Server, TSQL

In almost every database we have a process that filters the same data with different filters.…

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