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MSSQL’s tempdb and performance

Posted on June 10, 2018 | by brian | Leave a Comment on MSSQL’s tempdb and performance

All databases on one SQL instance shares only one tempdb. System internal processing (such as sorting) also uses tempdb. Excessive usage of temporary tables incurs heavy traffic to tempdb and the underlying disc I/O.

Consider the following when using temporary tables. Continue reading →

Posted in Best Practices | Tagged MSSQL, SQL, tempdb

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