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gfritchey
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Description:
Pronounced muck, this session walks you through common but recurring coding problems, how to identify them, and how to solve them. Based on the book, SQL Server 2008 Query Performance Tuning Distilled, this session covers the information that query developers—which includes DBAs, application developers, report writers, and other data management professionals—need to know about in order to prevent recurring problems caused by poorly written or poorly configured code. Topics include things as simple as getting the data types correct, including the schema in defining objects, and avoiding operators in search conditions. More advanced topics are also discussed.
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Comments on this Talk
iamtig,
25 Apr 07:21 PM
gave a great presentation. Provided good explanations and examples. Very informative.
simonfacer,
26 Apr 01:20 PM
Excellent presentation. Keeps the audience involved and awake with a lively style while giving you the information you want.
ms4446,
28 Apr 05:00 PM
Arguably the best presentation of SQL Saturday #39. Grant uses a unique style to capture the audience and manages to keep the your full attention throughout the presentation.
paulstamant,
02 May 05:55 PM
Great presentation. Top notch content and delivery. Grant takes a highly technical and narrow topic and makes it fun and interesting. Well, maybe you could count the people who think SQL execution plans are fun on less than two hands, but it was a great introduction for a noob like me. I didn't have to travel far to get to SQL Saturday NYC, but his presentation alone was worth the trip.
awesome talk, as always. Grant is a top-notch speaker.