April 2006
Intermediate to advanced
640 pages
16h 46m
English
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Chapter 2. Physical Query Processing
—By Lubor Kollar
While the previous chapter described what outcome a query execution result should produce, this one will explain how Microsoft SQL Server 2005 attains that outcome.
The SQL language is spoken by most database experts, and all relational database products include some dialect of the SQL standard. Nevertheless, each product has its own particular query-processing mechanism. Understanding the way a database engine processes queries helps software architects, designers, and programmers make good choices when designing database schemas and writing queries.
When a query reaches the database engine, the SQL Server performs two major ...
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