I have few questions on SQL..
How to analyze the performance of a query? Any software, inbuilt features of MSSQL server 2005/2008?
What shou
This question suggests that EXISTS is quicker which is what I had been taught IN () vs EXISTS () in SqlServer 2005 (or generally in any RDBMS)
One thing to note is that EXISTS and IN should be used in preference to NOT EXISTS and NOT IN
Bit of a tangent from performance but this is a good article on the subtle differences between IN and EXISTS http://weblogs.sqlteam.com/mladenp/archive/2007/05/18/60210.aspx