Plan Caching in SQL Server 2008
SQL Server Technical Article
Writer:Greg Low, SolidQ Australia
Technical Reviewers From Solid Quality Mentors: Andrew Kelly, Eladio Rincón, Itzik Ben-Gan
Technical Reviewers From Microsoft: Adam Prout, Campbell Fraser, Xin Zhang
Published: August 2009
SQL Server Best Practices – Implementation of Database Object Schemas
SQL Server Technical Article
Writer: Michael Redman
Technical Reviewers: Sanjay Mishra, Juergen Thomas, Jimmy May, Burzin Patel, Glenn Berry (SQL Server MVP), Prem Mehra, Lindsey Allen, Thomas Kejser, Joseph Sack, Wanda He, Sharon Bjeletich
Published: November 2008
SQL Server Express is one of the most valuable products of Microsoft. Very often, I face many questions with regard to SQL Server Express. Today, we will be covering some of the most commonly asked questions.
In this article we shall examine the two modes of data search and retrieval using indexes- index seek and index scan, and the differences between the two.
Quite often, we need to know how many any particular objects have been executed on our server and what their execution plan is. I use the following handy script, which I use when I need to know the details regarding how many times any query has ran on my server along with its execution plan. You can add an additional WHERE condition if you want to learn about any specific object.