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Conor Cunningham's blog on SQL Server, data-driven applications, and pretty much whatever other random stuff he decides to post.

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May 2009 - Posts

Conor vs. Recompiles, part 2
Thanks to those of you who replied to my previous post.  I spent the last week or so talking with customers, coworkers, and looking at various applications to see how recompiles are modeled today in their applications.  At a high level, SQL Read More...

by Conor Cunningham [MSFT] | 2 Comments

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Conor vs. Recompiles
I have a question for you guys about how do you force a recompile for a single query today?   There are a lots of different ways that one could cause the system to recompile a query: a) sp_recompile <object used in a query> b)DBCC FREEPROCCACHE Read More...

by Conor Cunningham [MSFT] | 2 Comments

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