What is the difference between seek predicate and predicate?



What is the difference between seek predicate and predicate?..

Answer / Trilok.singh

A predicate is a logical expression used to filter or select rows from a database table. A seek predicate, specifically, is a type of predicate used by an index seek operation in MS SQL Server to find data quickly within an index.

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