So that we can improve the performance of these types of queries. However, we can create computed columns and create Queries that include scalar-valued function in the WHERE clauses. SQL Server does not support function-based indexes so it is a bit complicated to improve the performance of the So the total read amountĮquals 28416*8KB = 227.328 KB and it approximately 227 MB.
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Now we will make aġ Logical I/O read indicates a reading of a data page and a data page stores 8 kb data. When we right-click on the Clustered Index Scan operator and expand the Actual I/O Statistics property and find out the I/O measurement of this operator.Īctual Logical Reads value indicates how many pages read from the buffer pool. For this execution plan, this value is 148434. Actual Number of Rows indicates how many rows transferred to the next The Number of Rows Read option shows how many rows have been read by the operator and for thisĮxample Clustered Index Scan operator has read the whole table and this situation is not a good WHERE SUBSTRING ( AccountNumber, 4, 4 ) = '4020'
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Defined Values subattribute shows every detail about the performed scalar-valued function for the following query on the execution plan. Now we will execute the following query and analyze the property details of the compute scalar operator. The property detail of this operator givesĭetailed information about the performed function to us. Operator represented with the following image on the execution plans. When weĮxecute this script it will create the SalesOrderDetailEnlarged and SalesOrderHeaderEnlarged tables under the Sales schema.Ĭompute scalar operator performs computation and returns the value of this computation. In the following examples, we will use the AdventureWorks sample database and use an enlarging script ( Create Enlarged AdventureWorks Tables ) which helps to create a large amount of data. Now, let’s talk about the performance details of this function. You can direct to this article, Substring function overview to learn more interesting facts about the Substring() function. Now we will make a very straightforward example :
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SQL Server offers various built-in functions and these functions make complicated calculations easier for us. If you omit the length parameter, the substring function returns the whole string started at start_position.In this article, we will briefly explain the SUBSTRING function and then focus on performance tips about it. If the sum of start_position and length is greater than the number of characters in the string, the substring function returns the whole string beginning at start_position. length is a positive integer that determines the number of characters that you want to extract from the string beginning at start_position.Though in other database systems such as MySQL the substring function can accept a negative start_position. If start_position equals zero, the substring starts at the first character of the string. start_position is an integer that specifies where you want to extract the substring.string is a string whose data type is char, varchar, text, etc.
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SUBSTRING ( string ,start_position, length ) Code language: SQL (Structured Query Language) ( sql )