SQL is the language for interacting with databases, and like all computer languages, there are many ways to achieve the right result. And like other software languages, some ways will be better and more efficient than others. What sets SQL and database programming apart from most other computer programming is the vast amount of data that is regularly dealt with, and how other factors that are not immediately obvious can impact the SQL query code you write.
This lesson looks at ways that you can see how the SQL Server engine views your queries and how it intends to execute them. Using that information, we look at other factors like table and index design that can positively or negatively impact your query execution.
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This lesson is aimed at database administrators, data engineers, or anyone who wants to learn how to improve database query execution.
To get the most out of this lesson, you should be familiar with SQL query syntax, SQL data types, and SQL table structure.
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