Chicago SQL Server User Group


Topic:	Index Methods You're Not Using

Date:	Thursday, June 13th, 2013 @ 5:30 PM (You must RSVP by 4:00 PM, the Tuesday prior to the meeting to attend...make sure you get a reply)

Speaker:	Jes Schultz Borland

Location:	Microsoft Corp, 200 E Randolph Dr, Suite 200, Chicago, IL 60601

Bio:	Jes Schultz Borland is a Consultant with Brent Ozar Unlimited, and a Microsoft SQL Server MVP. She holds an AAS - Programmer/Analyst degree, and has worked with SQL Server since 2007, focusing on Reporting Services and day-to-day administration. She is an active member of PASS, President of FoxPASS, founder of Tech on Tap, and a LessThanDot.com blogger. She's a frequent presenter at user groups, SQL Saturdays, and other community events. She is also an avid runner and chef.

Abstract:	There are index methods in SQL Server that can enhance the performance of your queries - but most likely, you aren't using them! Using examples, I'll show you how filtered indexes, compressed indexes, and indexed views work; how they can improve performance; and what situations each is best used in. If you have a solid knowledge of index basics and want to add to your collection, this is the session for you!

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