Making Your Database More Efficient
A great way to win a client’s confidence is to show him or her how to make their application faster or more efficient. As previously mentioned, just because a user has a fast system, it doesn’t mean they are getting the optimal performance out of that system. A slow application can discourage users so they start looking for other solutions. Because queries usually are the most common operations in a database, you should be assured that they are fully optimized.
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