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SQL Query Performance Tuning: 11/16/2019 Rashmi Gupta 1

This document discusses SQL query performance tuning. It outlines the core performance tuning process as iterative, focusing efforts on SQL performance killers like poor indexing, statistics, blocking, query design and database design. Specific killers are listed such as non-set-based operations, excessive fragmentation and improper tempdb configuration. The process involves establishing a performance baseline and measuring if hardware, software, queries and workload are optimized for maximum performance and concurrency.

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SQL Query Performance Tuning: 11/16/2019 Rashmi Gupta 1

This document discusses SQL query performance tuning. It outlines the core performance tuning process as iterative, focusing efforts on SQL performance killers like poor indexing, statistics, blocking, query design and database design. Specific killers are listed such as non-set-based operations, excessive fragmentation and improper tempdb configuration. The process involves establishing a performance baseline and measuring if hardware, software, queries and workload are optimized for maximum performance and concurrency.

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SQL Query Performance Tuning

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SQL Query Performance Tuning
• The Performance-Tuning Process
– The Core Process
– Iterating the Process
• Performance vs. Price
– Performance Targets
– “Good Enough” Tuning
• Performance Baseline
• Where to Focus Efforts
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SQL Query Performance Tuning Contd.
• SQL Server Performance Killers
– Poor Indexing
– Inaccurate Statistics
– Excessive Blocking and Deadlocks
– Non-Set-Based Operations
– Poor Query Design
– Poor Database Design
– Excessive Fragmentation
– Nonreusable Execution Plans
– Poor Execution Plans
– Frequent Recompilation of Execution Plans
– Improper Use of Cursors
– Improper Configuration of the Database Log
– Excessive Use or Improper Configuration of tempdb
• Summary

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The Core Process
• Is any other resource intensive process is
running on the same server?
• Is the hardware subsystem is capable to
withstand the maximum workload?
• Is the SQL server configured Correctly?
• Is the database connection between SQL
server and The database application is
efficient?

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The Core Process
• Does he database support the fastest data
retrieval ?
• Is the user workload consisting of SQL Queries
is optimized to reduce load on SQL Server?
• What processes are causing the system to
slow down as reflected in the measurement
various wait states
• Does the workload support the maximum
concurrency?
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Performance
Tuning
Process

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Time Spent versus Performance Gain

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Summary
• Performance tuning is an iterative process
• Create a baseline and measure against it
• Avoid SQL performance Killers

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