Re: Slow SQL-server
- From: "KS" <keld.<SLET_DETTE>soerensen@xxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 11 Jul 2008 17:53:42 +0200
"Tibor Karaszi" <tibor_please.no.email_karaszi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> skrev i meddelelsen news:7A77127D-7AB6-471B-BA2F-AA5049134E78@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
What settings? There are a huge amount of settings, ranging from the instance level, through the database, table and index level (etc). You can read up on things like sp_configure, sys.databases, sp_indexoption, sp_tableoption, sp_procoption etc. But it is easier to tell you anything concrete if we know what settings you are looking for.Some settings witch - by changing them - maybe can give me a better performance !
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I have tried to index the fields I use in my "WHERE xxxx" (xxxx - field is now indexed) no impact on the performance at all !
Often it's only one field in the "WHERE" - a boolean - to show if the record is active or not !
My former college implemented this very simple (=stupid) way to "delete" records and I'm now working on getting all in-active records in fact deleted and then delete the "WHERE active=1" in nearly all my stored procedures - will this give some more performance ?
I have about 40 tables with from 5 to 4000 records each - and one of them up to 20.000 records.
The structure is well normalized and some relations has "cashade deleting" set.
8-10 users - it should be a "peace of cake" for the SQL-server I think - but it's so slooooooow !
Any ideas what to do ?
Best regards
KSor
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