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Posted by Doug on 02/26/06 04:24
The result is that many ms sql programmers do not trust the optimizer.
Your conclusion is that the optimizer in MS SQL can't be trusted.
Another possible conclusion is that there are no other engines widely
used.
I think the mssql engine can be trusted 99.9 percent of the time. But
if you step up into the big leagues, then you should have someone on
your team that knows what they are doing.
I know for a FACT that Oracle is the same way. Someone with good
business knowledge of the data can often speed large databases up.
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