Database Administrators Asked by SQL_NoExpert on February 15, 2021
I have a query as follows:
select top (30000) * from table1 where licenseplate like '%as43bv%'
I have an index on licenseplate
but the query will not hit the index due to leading wildcard.
Since the column queries license plate numbers full text search wont come to any benefit we are searching on some letter or number rather than words
The above query fetches millions of rows and brings the CPU usage around 100%.
Is there any efficient way to rewrite the query and make use of the indexes.
What first comes to mind, is that if you are searching for some symbols inside the licenseplate
that will always start, for example at 4th symbol (example data 123as43bvxxx
), and it will be always be fixed, you can consider adding computed persisted column to your table
alter table [table1]
add LicenseplateComputed as substring(licenseplate,4,50) persisted
And then create nonclustered index on your newly added computed column "LicenseplateComputed"
After this you will be able to query your table
select top (30000) * from table1 where LicenseplateComputed like 'as43bv%'
and it will perform efficient Index Seek
Answered by Aleksey Vitsko on February 15, 2021
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