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Stored Procedure Best Practices

Title: Stored Procedure Best Practices

Level: 200

Abstract: Find out the tricks and techniques needed to make SQL Server stored procedures achieve top performance. Numerous tips will show you how to make your stored procedures run faster, with fewer errors, and with better reliability.  This class assumes a basic understanding of Transact-SQL. The session covers both SQL Server 2000 and Yukon.

Prerequisites: Intermediate coding skills in Transact-SQL

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