My second presentation at SQL Saturday in Portland Oregon is Advanced Common Table Expressions. Here is the outline for the session. 1. Hierarchical Recursive CTEs 2. Manipulating Data 3. Common Use Cases 4. CTE Performance Considerations Download the presentation and samples here: Advanced CTEs.zip See Also: Introduction to CTEs presentation
Today I am at SQL Saturday Portland Oregon, and at 9:00am I am presenting the Introduction To Common Table Expressions session: Here is the abstract: Have you ever wanted to create a recursive query, but didn’t see how to do it. With the Common Table Expressions session you will learn everything needed to start using CTE’s for recursive queries, as …
Today I presented on Advanced CTEs at SQL Saturday Denver. Here are my slides and sample code for download: Advanced CTEs Denver Thanks to everyone who attended, I hope you enjoyed the presentation. Don’t forget to try out the Database Health Reports. Here is what some people are saying about it: Raving Fans
I will be speaking at SQL Saturday Denver, presenting on Advanced Common Table Expressions. This presentation should be a lot of fun. I will be covering all the advanced and fun CTE features that I haven’t had time to fit into my introduction to CTE session in the past. Here is the outline of the session: 1.Recursive CTEs. 2.Hierarchical CTEs. …
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June was an exciting month for me with Beta 6 of the Database Health Reports releasing at the beginning of the month, and this being CTE Month at SteveStedman.com to mark the release of my Common Table Expressions book. CTE Month Summary CTE Month postings started with the basics on June 1st, and grew throughout the month to include more …
There are many great reasons to use Common Expressions, from derived table query re-use, to doing recursive queries and creating hierarchies to doing data paging, cleaner code, or de-duplication of data. I am curious what you are using CTE’s for? Please post a reply with the top things you use CTE’s for. Thanks!!
Day 15 of Common Table Expression Month (June) at SteveStedman.com, today we will be taking a look at data paging with CTE’s in a function. Yesterday we took a look at CTEs for Data Paging, today we will build on what we used yesterday. These queries will be using that database that was set up in a previous posting on the CTE_DEMO …
Day 14 of Common Table Expression Month (June) at SteveStedman.com, today we will be taking a look at data paging with CTE’s and how it compares to the offset and fetch in T-SQL 2012. Now on to CTE Data Paging. These queries will be using that database that was set up in a previous posting on the CTE_DEMO Sample Database, if you haven’t …
Quite often when working testing different performance measures from the Database Health Reports to testing Resource Governor configuration I end up in a situation where I need to emulate a high CPU load on my test SQL Server. In this case it is usually my desktop or a Hyper-V virtual machine, where I want to see how things will work …