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SET STATISTICS TIME, IO ON; EXEC Dashboard.GetMonthlyReport @Year = 2024; Output: Table 'FactSales'. Scan count 1, logical reads 342, physical reads 0 SQL Server Execution Times: CPU time = 312 ms, elapsed time = 407 ms.

While waiting for a backup restore, I right-clicked the database in Object Explorer. . Changed it to 120 (SQL Server 2014). Then I right-clicked a particularly slow view – "Show Estimated Execution Plan".

Ten minutes later, it suggested three missing indexes and one statistic update. I scripted them out – because in 2014, you never let the advisor run automatically on production. You read every CREATE INDEX like a surgeon reading a consent form.

I wrote one last script in the – the place where SSMS 2014 truly shined for T-SQL development. No notebooks, no extensions, just pure SQL:

SET STATISTICS TIME, IO ON; EXEC Dashboard.GetMonthlyReport @Year = 2024; Output: Table 'FactSales'. Scan count 1, logical reads 342, physical reads 0 SQL Server Execution Times: CPU time = 312 ms, elapsed time = 407 ms. sql studio 2014

While waiting for a backup restore, I right-clicked the database in Object Explorer. . Changed it to 120 (SQL Server 2014). Then I right-clicked a particularly slow view – "Show Estimated Execution Plan". SET STATISTICS TIME, IO ON; EXEC Dashboard

Ten minutes later, it suggested three missing indexes and one statistic update. I scripted them out – because in 2014, you never let the advisor run automatically on production. You read every CREATE INDEX like a surgeon reading a consent form. Ten minutes later, it suggested three missing indexes

I wrote one last script in the – the place where SSMS 2014 truly shined for T-SQL development. No notebooks, no extensions, just pure SQL:

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