Category: SQL Server

SSDT – The untold story

Every SQL Server database developer is aware of SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) but there is one more important tool SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT) that can bring a lot of benefits to them. SSDT is based on Visual Studio There are many ancillary jobs that a database developer performs apart from writing T-SQL queries, … Continue reading SSDT – The untold story →

Decoupling vs Performance – SQL Server

Did you ever noticed thousands of lines of code in a single Stored Procedure? Did you faced performance issues in such Stored Procedure? Did you faced difficulties in debugging such Stored Procedure? Did you ever noticed the millions and billions of rows in a single Table? Did you faced the difficulties and performance issues in dealing with … Continue reading Decoupling vs Performance – SQL Server →

Normalization vs Performance – SQL Server

Are you dealing with high volume online data and having trouble in performing online analytics over it? Normalization could be one possible reason behind poor performance of your queries. Every solution has some trade-off so normalization also has. If your data is extensively normalized then you may be performing a lot of joins in order to … Continue reading Normalization vs Performance – SQL Server →