Tag - Microsoft SQL Server

SQL SERVER – Finding the Last Used Stored Procedure

In the realm of SQL Server, memory management plays a crucial role in optimizing database performance. Monitoring and tracking the usage of stored procedures is essential for identifying performance bottlenecks and improving overall efficiency. In this blog post, we will delve into a SQL Server query that allows you to retrieve the last used...

Best Databases For Web Applications To Use

Web apps have become an essential component of our everyday lives in the digital era. Web applications, from e-commerce platforms to social media networks, rely largely on databases to store, retrieve, and manage massive volumes of data. It is critical to select the correct database for your web application to achieve best speed, scalability,...

SQL Server vs PostgreSQL

With so many databases to choose from, users frequently debate PostgreSQL vs SQL Server to determine which is the better option for their use case. Organizations that use PostgreSQL for their operations may want to consider switching to a database such as Microsoft SQL Server, which primarily caters to various data warehousing solutions, ecommerce,...

Some tips for improving the performance of SQL Server queries

When I observe performance optimizations for online apps, I often see them done at the application layer or by validating the index existence on a database table field column (s). The optimization of SQL queries receives very little attention. Even experienced architects and developers have a tendency to overlook the need of understanding how...

Differences between SQL and NoSQL

1.Language SQL databases: SQL databases use structured query language (SQL) for defining and manipulating data. This is extremely powerful: SQL is one of the most many-sided and widely-used options available, making it a safe choice and especially great for complex queries. But it can be restrictive. SQL requires that you use predefined schemas to determine the structure of...