July 2012
Intermediate to advanced
478 pages
10h 3m
English
Sargable stands for Search ARGument Able. Sargable conditions help query optimizers to use the index defined on column(s) effectively. Sargable conditions have a higher chance of meeting index seek than index or table scan.
Writing a sargable condition is also a preventive step. Consider this factor while writing the query or while working on performance tuning projects. There are some operators that make your query sargable or non-sargable. Here is the list:
Sargable operators:
=>>=<<=BETWEENLIKE (only those LIKE conditions that have a wildcard character as a suffix, for example, FirstName LIKE 'R%')Non-sargable operators:
!=!<!><>NOT EXISTSINNOT INLIKE (LIKE conditions that have ...Read now
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