Today I have uploaded the 27th SQL Server Quickie to YouTube. This time I’m talking about the transaction isolation level Read Uncommitted in SQL Server. Thanks for your time, -Klaus
A few months ago I blogged about the challenges of Simple Parameterization in SQL Server. Today I want to continue this discussion by talking about Forced Parameterization in SQL Server. Forced Parameterization Simple Parameterization has a number of limitations in SQL Server. It will not happen if your SQL statements contain any of these: JOIN …
The pain of Forced Parameterization in SQL Server + read more
Parameterization of your SQL statements is always a good idea. With parameterized SQL statements you are not able to pollute your Plan Cache – WRONG!!! In this blog posting I want to show you how easy it is to pollute your Plan Cache even with parameterized SQL statements. ADO.NET – AddWithValue ADO.NET is the part …
How to pollute your Plan Cache with parameterized SQL statements + read more
Today I want to talk about the server option Optimize for Adhoc Workload and how it affects your Plan Cache in SQL Server. Before we dig into the details, I want to show you how SQL Server can reuse cached execution plans. Execution Plan Reuse Every time that you submit a query to SQL Server, …
How “Optimize for Adhoc Workload” impacts your Plan Cache + read more
Today I have uploaded the 26th SQL Server Quickie to YouTube. This time I’m talking about the transaction isolation level Repeatable Read in SQL Server. Thanks for your time, -Klaus
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