This is the SQL Server interview questions which are asked during the interview not so frequent. But still go through it once before going for the interview.
Speed issues occur because of two major things
Now over a period of time some Extent and Pages data undergo some delete. Here is the modified database scenario. Now one observation you can see is that some page’s are not removed even when they do not have data. Second If SQL server wants to fetch all “Females” it has to span across to two extent and multiple pages within them. This is called as “Fragmentation” i.e. to fetch data you span across lot of pages and extents. This is also termed as “Scattered Data”.
What if the fragmentation is removed, you only have to search in two extent and two pages. Definitely, this will be faster as we are spanning across less entities
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Speed issues occur because of two major things
- Fragmentation.
- Splits.
Figure: - Data Distribution in Initial Stages
Now over a period of time some Extent and Pages data undergo some delete. Here is the modified database scenario. Now one observation you can see is that some page’s are not removed even when they do not have data. Second If SQL server wants to fetch all “Females” it has to span across to two extent and multiple pages within them. This is called as “Fragmentation” i.e. to fetch data you span across lot of pages and extents. This is also termed as “Scattered Data”.
Figure: - Data Distribution after Deletes
What if the fragmentation is removed, you only have to search in two extent and two pages. Definitely, this will be faster as we are spanning across less entities
Figure: - Fragmentation removed
See the following video on calling a stored procedure using LINQ: -
Click for more SQL Server interview questions
Regards,
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