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SQL Server Forum / General / Performance / April 2006

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SQL2005 excellent performance!27 Apr 2006 09:02 GMT6
Just want to give a shout out to Microsoft, we're just starting to
play with and evaluate SQLServer 2005, especially in regard to
performance, as we've had some serious problems with performance on
SQLServer 2000, requiring a lot of hand-optimizing (recoding, not
Re: many small queries vs one large query14 Apr 2006 23:17 GMT1
"Ryan Hunt" <ryan.hunt@highwoods.com> wrote in message news:...
> Alan, your question is very vague - which may be leading to the lack of
> answers.  When you say you are fetching 5000 objects, do you mean records?
Does Query plans change on static tables05 Apr 2006 19:49 GMT3
I have attached two query plans , which are generated by Production server
at different times (1 day apart). ( i could not send mail with attached
plans I had to remove them)
Same query I have executed every day over two weeks time to see how the
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