What a SQL Server Index Health Score Really Tells You
SQL Server index health is more than a fragmentation percentage: one score with its reasons, backed by ten indexing reports rolled into cards.
SQL Server index health is more than a fragmentation percentage: one score with its reasons, backed by ten indexing reports rolled into cards.
SQL Server index fragmentation percentage can be misleading. Here is the number that actually predicts what a rebuild will buy you, and where to find… Read More »SQL Server Index Fragmentation: Stop Chasing the Percent
SQL Server LOB columns in indexes duplicate data on disk. Here’s how to find every one, measure the cost, and know which are safe to… Read More »SQL Server LOB Columns in Indexes Are Costing You Disk
SQL Server suspect pages sit quietly in msdb until a disk finally fails. Learn what each event means and how to tell damage from a… Read More »What SQL Server Suspect Pages Are Trying to Tell You
SQL Server scalar UDF inlining can erase a function’s cost entirely, or it can silently never fire. Here is how to see which is true… Read More »SQL Server Scalar UDF Inlining: Free Speed You’re Missing
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