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Generate random integers without collisions

 Posted by Aaron Bertrand on September 26, 2013  1 Response »
Sep 262013
 

Aaron Bertrand (@AaronBertrand) discusses a common requirement, generating random numbers to serve as surrogate keys, and shows how you can avoid the incremental cost of preventing collisions.

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 Tagged with: keys, random, surrogate

Join us in Las Vegas for SQLintersection and save $100

 Posted by Aaron Bertrand on September 24, 2013  No Responses »
Sep 242013
 

The SQLintersection conference is happening in Las Vegas at the end of October. Find out why we're excited to go and how you can save $100 off the conference admission fee.

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 Tagged with: conferences, events, presentations

Exploring Low Priority Lock Wait Options in SQL Server 2014 CTP1

 Posted by Joe Sack on September 18, 2013  1 Response »
Sep 182013
 

Joe Sack (@josephsack) looks into some new locking behavior, involving rebuilds and partition switching, available in SQL Server 2014.

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 Tagged with: lock priority, SQL Server 2014

Exploring Partition-Level Online Index Operations in SQL Server 2014 CTP1

 Posted by Joe Sack on September 13, 2013  7 Responses »
Sep 132013
 

Joe Sack (@josephsack) takes a look at how online index operations have been improved to take advantage of parallelism in SQL Server 2014.

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 Tagged with: index rebuild, partitioning, SQL Server 2014

Finding Performance Benefits with Partitioning

 Posted by Erin Stellato on September 10, 2013  No Responses »
Sep 102013
 

Erin Stellato (@erinstellato) of SQLskills discusses partitioning and explains how it is not always a magic turbo button for improving query performance.

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 Tagged with: partition elimination, partition-aligned indexes, partitioning, table partitioning

Performance Surprises and Assumptions : DATEDIFF

 Posted by Aaron Bertrand on September 5, 2013  2 Responses »
Sep 052013
 

Aaron Bertrand (@AaronBertrand) investigates a case where two different methods of deriving an inline constant can lead to very different cardinality estimates.

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 Tagged with: cardinality, constant folding, plan stability, TF4199, TF9481, trace flags

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