- Poor Indexing
- Inaccurate Statistics
- Poor Query Design
- Poor Executaion Plans (usually caused by bad parameter sniffing)
- Excessive blocking and deadlocks
- Non set based operations (usually T-SQL cursors)
- Poor Database Design
- Excessive Fragmation
- Nonreusable Execution plans
- Frequnt recompilation of queries
- Improper configuration of the database log
- Improper usages of cursor
- Excessive or improper configuration of tempdb
If there is any other better option,
Thank You,
Arka Gupta.
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