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Ramesh Satya

Ramesh Satya

Sr.Consultant, SQLMaestros

Bengaluru, India

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Satya Ramesh has credible experience working with SQL Server. As a Senior Consultant for SQLMaestros (a business unit of eDominer Systems), he has worked on countless projects involving SQL Server & Azure SQL Database. He has presented numerous webinars and delivered multiple sessions as part of his community work with DataPlatformGeeks. He was also a speaker at Data Platform Summit 2018 & 2017 edition, New Stars Of Data and about to speak in SQLSaturday. Satya frequently records SQL videos for the community and hosts them on SQLMaestros YouTube channel.

Area of Expertise

  • Information & Communications Technology

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  • sql server

SQL Server Indexes - Back To The Basics

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If you are a SQL Server Developer, DBA, Architect or you are someone working with SQL Server in any other capacity, it is very important to understand how indexes work. and how Creating proper indexes can boost your SQL Server performance considerably. Experts, often say 70% of performance problems can be treated by having proper indexing strategy. Even though the concept of indexing existed for years, still people have some misconceptions. This session is to take you back to the basics and help you understand the indexing structures from grass root level and to clear all the misconceptions you might have along the way. As most of the indexes found in OLTP are row-based, our concentration in this session will be completely on row-based indexing structures. We will be discussing the following topics along with supported demos.

1. How to create indexes and some best practices to follow.

2. What is a covering index and how is it useful.

3. What is fragmentation and how to defrag indexes

4. What is the fill factor and how is it useful.

Understanding NULLs in SQL Server

SQL Server follows three-valued logic (3VL) (instead of Boolean logic) to evaluate any condition to True or False or Unknown. Unknown value in SQL Server is represented as NULL. NULLs in SQL Server are often misunderstood and causes data inconsistency issues. In this session, we will try to go through different test cases to understand NULLs properly.

Understanding SQL Server Views - The Right Way

VIEW is one of the programmable objects often used by Developers to build solutions to business problems but if not used without complete implications, there will be data inconsistency issues. This session focusses on how to create VIEWs, what are issues while doing DML operations through the VIEWS and how does INDEXED VIEWs help us.

Ramesh Satya

Sr.Consultant, SQLMaestros

Bengaluru, India

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