Category: SQL Server

You can create and run SQL statements dynamically at runtime with SQL Server’s sophisticated dynamic SQL functionality. When you need to create sophisticated queries based on changing inputs or circumstances, this feature can be very helpful. It does, however, also have a unique set of difficulties and dangers. The goal of this essay is to …

Maintaining effective and performant database systems requires database optimization. It entails a number of strategies meant to boost overall database efficiency, lower resource consumption, and improve query performance. I’ll give a thorough explanation of some popular SQL database optimization strategies below, along with examples: Indexing Indexes are data structures that help in quickly retrieving data …

In the world of databases and software development, maintaining data integrity and consistency is critical. In this case, Transaction Control Language (TCL) commands come in handy. TCL is a SQL (Structured Query Language) subset designed primarily to handle database transactions. In this post, we will look over TCL commands, analyze their significance, and provide real-world …

1. Always use SET NOCOUNT ON and SET NOCOUNT OFF inside a Stored Procedure. It will then not print how many records are being affected by the execution of the Stored Procedure. CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[usp_AllEmployee] AS SET NOCOUNT ON ———————- ———————- ———————- SET NOCOUNT OFF 2. Always use the WITH(NOLOCK) option while writing a SELECT query. Using …