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SQL Server – Using Tools to Analyze Query Performance

February 11, 2014 by Suresh Raavi

Here is the session I gave for the techies at Microsoft about in-built tools available in SQL Server to analyze a query performance. This is a bit lengthy, but covers ALL out of the box tools in SQL Server to get query metrics.

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