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T-SQL – Easy Cursor Optimization by Defining Attributes

Posted by randyburden

When creating lengthy T-SQL queries, sometimes a set-based approach just doesn’t cut it.

So when you find yourself going with a procedural-based approach and using a Cursor like a foreach loop, be sure to check out the the available attributes for Cursors to boost performance.

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Posted in Software Development, SQL

Tagged cursor, procedural, set-based, t-sql

Aug·04

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