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Understand why the query plan was changed [duplicate]

By adminPosted on January 17, 2023

Question : This question already has answers here: Why is my query suddenly slower than it was yesterday? (4 answers) […]

SQL Server cached an execution plan which is not optimal in some cases and uses it for all consequent queries

By adminPosted on January 14, 2023

Question : Our application uses SQL Server 2014 and we got an issue related to the plan cache. We have […]

Is there any way to find the number of pages read by each operator in query plan?

By adminPosted on January 13, 2023

Question : I need to find number of pages scanned by the operator in a sql-server query plan. I used […]

Have Postgresql query planner use nested loop w/ indices over hash join

By adminPosted on January 13, 2023

Question : I’m having a problem with some StackOverflow-schema related data loaded into PostgreSQL 9.3.4. I have a query that […]

Operator used tempdb to spill data during execution with spill level 2

By adminPosted on January 12, 2023

Question : I am struggling to minimise the cost of sort operation on a query plan with the warning Operator […]

Why is my index on the join keys not used in a very simple hash join case?

By adminPosted on January 9, 2023

Question : I have two tables: create table animal ( aid integer, cid integer, aname varchar(255) default NULL::character varying, species […]

Eliminate key lookup in execution plan

By adminPosted on January 7, 2023

Question : I have the following query: DECLARE @p__linq__0 UNIQUEIDENTIFIER SET @p__linq__0 = ‘… some guid …’ SELECT TOP 1 […]

Very slow query despite index being used

By adminPosted on January 7, 2023

Question : I have this table, created to hold tons of modbus measurements that comes from my devices: CREATE TABLE […]

Why is TOP operation in SQL execution plan

By adminPosted on January 5, 2023

Question : After searching for a while, I decided to post this question for lack of finding an answer and […]

Is it possible to tell if a database has AUTOMATIC_TUNING switched on?

By adminPosted on January 4, 2023

Question : In SQL Server 2017 is it possible to tell if automatic tuning is switched on? This relates to […]

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