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Query running times = 2005 Express vs 2005 Standard

Asked by topazg in MS SQL Server

Tags: sql, express, 2005, vs, standard

I've recently transferred a site to a dedicated host, and because it was using SQL server installed a copy of SQL Server Express 2005 on the server. However, running scripts have become a lot slower, and I'm trying to get to the bottom of why.

The script is as follows:

select * from tableA
inner join tableB on tableA.field = tableB.field
inner join tableC on tableA.field2 = tableC.field2

On the webserver, this script times in at 35 seconds, on my local machine (running developer 2005) it times in at 2 seconds. Thinking it may be traffic related, I took the site offline, waited a minute or so and tried again with the online server -- no difference, again it timed in at 35 seconds. So it isn't traffic related, and it isn't remote distance related (the shared server and database in the building that we _used_ to be on timed in as quick as the offline database). I have come to the conclusion that it may be specific setup related, or it could simply be the database engine used by Express is far slower.

Does anyone know which of these it is likely to be, and if the latter is the case how much quicker I could expect SQL Server Standard would be ?

Thanks in advance,
- Graham
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