how to get less processing in sql server

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sql settings for execution of query to less the processing

Posted 7-Apr-13 19:14pm

er.deepshikha

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_Maxxx_ 8-Apr-13 1:17am

Seriously? What sort of an answer do you expect with this level of question?
If you have a particular query you need to speed up, then post it.
Or are you just wanting general advice on how to reduce processor usage when running queries?

[no name] 8-Apr-13 1:29am

@_max:i want how to reduce processor usage when running queries?

Maciej Los 8-Apr-13 2:08am

Have you seen this:
How To: Optimize SQL Queries[^]
TSQL Tuning: How to Measure Performance Improvements (with Video)[^]

[no name] 8-Apr-13 2:35am

@maciej:sir i want the records also not only processing

[no name] 8-Apr-13 2:37am

@max:can you tell me if i need a particular query to speed up??????

OriginalGriff 8-Apr-13 3:06am

This is not a good question - we cannot work out from that little what you are trying to do.
Remember that we can't see your screen, access your HDD, or read your mind.
If you are executing a particular query, it may be that we can help improve it, but unless we know what the query is, how much data it is working with and so forth, there really isn't a lot we can do!
Use the "Improve question" widget to edit your question and provide better information.

[no name] 8-Apr-13 3:22am

@original:so you tell me how it can be solved and i am not asking from you

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