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How SQL Server Determines an Execution Plan Using Available Indexes and Statistics        
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As a SQL Server DBA, one of my tasks is to monitor the performance of our databases. Our primary database holds the data of over 18 million people. A web-based application queries the database with a variety of search options. When examining the performance of these queries, most performed very well. But on the other hand, a few queries have resulted in a time-out. One of the first steps in analyzing the time out problem was to find the search pattern used in the slow running queries. I found that the fields queried were well indexed and often gave a good response time.

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