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By SQL Server MVP Ami Levin

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SQL Server Optimizer - Partial Aggregates

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The SQL Server query optimizer is considered magical by many, even the top professionals. It is an extremely complicated piece of software whose intricate paths and logic are hard to perceive. In this article, the first in a series, We will try to tackle some of the query optimizer’s finer tricks to remove the magical aura and reveal the science underneath.

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My name is Ami Levin, and I've been working with SQL Server for over 15 years. In 2006 I was awarded the SQL Server MVP award.I am also the CTO (and co-founder) of DBSophic. I hope you will find this blog interesting and useful. Your feedback will be highly appreciated.
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Ami Levin
My name is Ami Levin, and I've been working with SQL Server for over 15 years. In 2006 I was awarded the SQL Server MVP award. I am also the CTO (and co-founder) of DBSophic. I hope you will find this blog interesting and useful. Your feedback will be highly appreciated....
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