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## 2. Refine WHERE Clauses for Efficiency
The `WHERE` clause dictates query speed—optimize it ruthlessly.
The `WHERE` clause dictates query speed optimize it ruthlessly.
### Place Restrictive Conditions First
Order conditions from most to least selective to reduce the dataset early.
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Use `EXPLAIN` (PostgreSQL/MySQL) or `EXPLAIN PLAN` (Oracle) to spot inefficiencies.
### Watch for Full Table Scans
These indicate missing indexes—address them immediately.
These indicate missing indexes address them immediately.
## 7. Replace Cursors with Set-Based Logic
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### Schedule Maintenance
Regularly run `ANALYZE` (PostgreSQL) or `UPDATE STATISTICS` (SQL Server) to keep performance sharp.
> _"The first rule of optimization: Don’t do it. The second rule: Don’t do it yet."_ — Michael A. Jackson
> _"The first rule of optimization: Don't do it. The second rule: Don't do it yet."_ Michael A. Jackson
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