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KarimYoussef
May 09, 2024Copper Contributor
SQL Server Network Bandwidth Limit
Hello, I Have a Problem where i have Gigabit Internet for the main SQL Server, and also on the client side i have gigabit Internet as well, but when i monitor network activity for the client applicat...
- May 10, 2024
SQL Server Network Bandwidth Limit
KarimYoussef , SQL Server has no "Network Bandwidth", it is a Windows app as any other, sitting on top of the Windows OS.
If the data traffic is "slow", then may the queries are slow and returns only less data per period => may missing indexes to speed up query result.
olafhelper
May 10, 2024Bronze Contributor
SQL Server Network Bandwidth Limit
KarimYoussef , SQL Server has no "Network Bandwidth", it is a Windows app as any other, sitting on top of the Windows OS.
If the data traffic is "slow", then may the queries are slow and returns only less data per period => may missing indexes to speed up query result.
KarimYoussef
May 12, 2024Copper Contributor
thank you for your response, in our case, we are not doing any operations like join for example we are just selecting data from a table or set of tables so indexing is not the culprit here , then what could be the problem here ? also regarding the network we have 1 gig up & down in both client and server, also we deal with big data sets, so tables are fairly large , so what can we do to make data retrieval faster any ideas ?
- SivertSolemMay 13, 2024Iron ContributorYou don't need join statements to get improvements by indexing.
You said yourself, your table is fairly large.
If your select statement has _any_ filtering (a WHERE clause), you may benefit by indexing by some of the columns in your WHERE clause.
Otherwise you risk that SQL Server reads the entire table row by row to find your requested data.