Improving Performance with SQL Server 2000 Indexed Views:
With SQL Server 2000, the functionality of views has been expanded to provide system performance benefits. It is now possible to create a unique clustered index, as well as nonclustered indexes, on a view, to improve data access performance on the most complex queries. Source: Microsoft.com
Index Tuning Wizard for SQL Server 2000:
Read this MSDN article to learn how the Index Tuning Wizard in SQL Server 2000 simplifies the task of identifying which indexes to create in a table. Source: Microsoft.com
Monitor Your SQL Servers with SQL Power Tools:
Learn how to better monitor your SQL Servers from this review of SQL Power Tools. Source: SQL-Server-Performance.com
Optimizing SQL Server Performance:
Unlike with SQL Server 6.x, in SQL Server 7.x and 2000, databases reside on operating-system files. Alexander Chigrik's latest article offers some file and filegroup optimization tips when using databases with the newer versions of SQL Server. Source: Swynk.com
Save Space To Boost SQL Server Performance:
A few simple space saving techniques can speed up your SQL Server databases. Source: SQL-Server-Performance.com
SQL Server Performance Tuning Guides:
Optimize response time for each query by minimizing network traffic, disk I/O, and CPU time for maximum processing throughput. Source: Microsoft.com
SQL Server 2000 Performance Tuning Tools:
An introduction to the key tools included with SQL Server 2000 to help you performance tune your SQL Server applications. Source: SQL-Server-Performance.com
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