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Reading and understanding database execution plans
Following a Plan
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Administrators and SQL developers need to master execution plans, purely because of what an execution plan can reveal about a database. The execution plan is an important tool that can help you identify and promptly fix the causes of database performance issues.
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- Execution plans: http://Use-The-Index-Luke.com/sql/explain-plan
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