Remove unwanted columns from the SELECT statement In queries, don't return column data you don't need. For example, you should not use SELECT * to return all the columns from a table if you don't need all the data from each column. In addition, using SELECT * may prevent the use of covered indexes, further potentially affect query performance.
Top 10 SQL server Performance tuning tips - 7
Wednesday 9 September 2009
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Selecting only the required column will reduce the headache when it comes to performance tuning...good post
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