Learn strategies for improving database performance from Experts Exchange SQL Server pro Tim Chapman.
Poor database performance is the Achilles' heel of any production system. Better, faster hardware can improve systems to a certain point, but for truly great performing systems, there is no substitute for properly written queries and well-designed indexes. In this free webinar you'll learn how to:
- Identify common performance-killing TSQL query patterns
- Rewrite problematic TSQL statements
- Effectively and intelligently make use of dynamic TSQL
- Efficiently use indexes to squeeze maximum performance from your system
- Maximize user concurrency in a high-throughput - Introduction to execution plan analysis
Tim Chapman is a SQL Server consultant specializing in system architecture, administration and performance tuning. Co-owner of www.sqlservernation.com, Tim is a Microsoft MVP and has passed the SQL Server 2005 & 2008 MCITP tests for Database Administration and Database Development. He is also an Experts Exchange certified Expert with thousands of questions answered in the SQL Server 2005 and SQL Server 2008 zones.
Poor database performance is the Achilles' heel of any production system. Better, faster hardware can improve systems to a certain point, but for truly great performing systems, there is no substitute for properly written queries and well-designed indexes. In this free webinar you'll learn how to:
- Identify common performance-killing TSQL query patterns
- Rewrite problematic TSQL statements
- Effectively and intelligently make use of dynamic TSQL
- Efficiently use indexes to squeeze maximum performance from your system
- Maximize user concurrency in a high-throughput - Introduction to execution plan analysis
Tim Chapman is a SQL Server consultant specializing in system architecture, administration and performance tuning. Co-owner of www.sqlservernation.com, Tim is a Microsoft MVP and has passed the SQL Server 2005 & 2008 MCITP tests for Database Administration and Database Development. He is also an Experts Exchange certified Expert with thousands of questions answered in the SQL Server 2005 and SQL Server 2008 zones.
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