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Query Plan on a Busy Server

Posted on February 18, 2016 by Dmitry Pilugin Posted in memory, query plan 1 Comment

Yesterday I came across a question on one of SQL forums, that I may rephrase like:

“Does a query plan compilation depend on how busy is SQL Server”.

Before we go further, I should explicitly mention that we talk about a Compiled plan, not an Executable plan. Plan execution will of course depend on how busy is server, for example, the query may wait for the memory grant to start execution, or execution may be slow because there are no cached pages in the Buffer Pool etc.

However, the question was about a Compiled plan: does the shape of a plan depend on the server load.

From the first glance it should not. But…

Read…

busy server memry limit exceeded reason for early termination TF 8780

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