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Microsoft SQL Server - Using CROSS APPLY in SQL Server 2005 - SQ By Bill Graziano on 4 May 2005 | 18 Comments | Tags: Queries, User Defined Functions My interest in writing this article was started by an MSDN article titled SQL Server 2005: The CLR Enters the Relational Stage. The article shows how to write a function that returns the top three countries per category. That's always been something that was difficult to do in SQL so I was curious about the approach. First please take a second to read the MSDN article. Note: I also want to mention here that I started out trying to replicate their solution. Let's start at the TOP Along the way to making this solution work we'll discuss a few new features of SQL Server 2005. DECLARE @Rows INT SET @Rows = 10 SELECT TOP ( @Rows ) * FROM Sales.SalesOrderHeader This will return the top 10 rows from SalesOrderHeader. SELECT TOP ( SELECT COUNT(*) FROM Sales.Customer ) * FROM Sales.SalesOrderHeader There are 19,185 rows in the Customer table and this query returns the top 19,185 rows from SalesOrderHeader.
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Optimizing the mysqld variables Time for an update In 2001, I wrote an article entitled Optimizing MySQL: Hardware and the Mysqld Variables. That was almost three years ago, when MySQL 4 was but a twinkling in Monty Widenius' eye. key_buffer_size The key_buffer_size is probably the most useful single variable to tweak. On dedicated MySQL servers, the rule-of-thumb is to aim to set the key_buffer_size to at least a quarter, but no more than half, of the total amount of memory on the server. Scenario 1 mysql> SHOW STATUS LIKE '%key_read%'; +-------------------+------------+ | Variable_name | Value | +-------------------+------------+ | Key_read_requests | 3606100254 | | Key_reads | 2594030 | +-------------------+------------+ mysql> SHOW STATUS LIKE '%key_read%'; +-------------------+------------+ | Variable_name | Value | +-------------------+------------+ | Key_read_requests | 3606102741 | | Key_reads | 2594030 | +-------------------+------------+ This is a healthy ratio, around 1400 to 1. Scenario 2 The table cache
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