When I created two videos about why I prefer Operators over BETWEEN keyword or function when I am working with the date field, lots of people gave me suggestions to use other fields. However, I have a really good reason to use that. Today we are going to discuss Performance Troubles – Function on Date Variable.
Before you watch this video, I suggest that you watch the following two videos:
- Performance: Between and Other Operators – SQL in Sixty Seconds #191
- Most Used Database Files – SQL in Sixty Seconds #190
Here is my recent video where I discuss sometimes using the DATEADD function may not be a good idea.
Here are my few recent videos and I would like to know what is your feedback about them. Do not forget to subscribe SQL in Sixty Seconds series. I hope you appreciate learning about the last few SQL in Sixty Seconds Video.
- Performance: Between and Other Operators – SQL in Sixty Seconds #191
- Most Used Database Files – SQL in Sixty Seconds #190
- Optimize DATE in WHERE Clause – SQL in Sixty Seconds #189
- Data Compression for Performance – SQL in Sixty Seconds #188
- Get Current Time Zone – SQL in Sixty Seconds #187
- Detecting Memory Pressure – SQL in Sixty Seconds #186
- CPU Running 100% – SQL in Sixty Seconds #185
- Generate Script of SQL Server Objects – SQL in Sixty Seconds #184
- Prevent Unauthorized Index Modifications – SQL in Sixty Seconds #183
- MAX Columns Ever Existed in Table – SQL in Sixty Seconds #182
- Tuning Query Cost 100% – SQL in Sixty Seconds #181
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Reference:Â Pinal Dave (http://blog.SQLAuthority.com)
