Erik Darling takes us through an interesting scenario:
Like most tricks, this has a specific use case, but can be quite effective when you spot it.
I’m going to assume you have a vague understanding of parameter sniffing with stored procedures going into this. If you don’t, the post may not make a lot of sense.
Or, heck, maybe it’ll give you a vague understanding of parameter sniffing in stored procedures.
This was new to me.