How do I make my sql query run faster?



How do I make my sql query run faster?..

Answer / Arpit Gautam

'Optimizing SQL queries involves several strategies such as using indexes, minimizing the number of joins, reducing the use of subqueries, and writing efficient WHERE clauses. Also, normalizing your database structure can help improve performance. It's recommended to test and profile the queries to identify potential bottlenecks.'

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