Titlebook: Expert Performance Indexing in SQL Server; Jason Strate,Grant Fritchey Book 20152nd edition Jason Strate and Grant Fritchey 2015

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Indexing Memory-Optimized Tables,The past few chapters have focused on indexing related to specialized indexing capabilities in SQL Server. The common thread through those indexes is their reliance on disk-based storage as the primary medium for storing the data and providing data access. SQL Server 2014 introduces a new manner in which a table can be made available,called a ..

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Indexing Myths and Best Practices,In the past few chapters, I’ve defined indexes and showed how they are structured. In the upcoming chapters, you’ll be looking at strategies to build indexes and ensure that they behave as expected. In this chapter, I’ll dispel some common myths and show how to build the foundation for creating indexes.

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Index Maintenance,Like anything in life, indexes require maintenance. Over time, the performance benefits of indexes can wane or, through data modifications, their sizes and the underlying statistics can bloat. To prevent these issues, indexes must be maintained. If you do so, your database will remain a lean, mean querying machines.

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Guessing Random Additive Noise Decodingst first understand what indexes are and why you need them. You need to understand the differences between how data in a clustered index, columnstore index, and heap table is stored. You also will look at how nonclustered and other index types are built and how indexes interact with other indexes. T

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-010-2488-4rstanding of the way in which indexes are laid out and interact with each other at the implementation and storage level will help you become better acquainted with the benefits that indexes provide and why they behave in certain ways.

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statistics provide insight into how SQL Server can and is utilizing indexes. It also provides the information needed to decipher why an index may not be selected and how it is behaving. This chapter will provide you with a deeper understanding about where and how this information is collected. You’

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