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sql server database tuning

how to tune the sql server database.my database is very slow. what are techniques or what are the things is used to tune the database.
Jun 25 '07 #1
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Purple
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Hi nityasonata and welcome to TSDN !!,

Has the SQL database recently begun to be slow or has it been an ongoing degradation of performance ?

What has changed within the environment which may have triggered this issue ?

Is the SQL server on a dedicated machine or shared ? Do you know the general utilisation of the machine ?

Some questions to start us off :)

Regards Purple
Jun 25 '07 #2

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