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A blog by me. Saturday, February 23, 2013. T-SQL Recompiling an SP Causes Bad Plan. Stored Procedure generates bad plan after re-compile? In fact, its the exact opposite. What I found out was that working with the indexes used by the plans caused the good plan, but recompiling the stored procedure led to a bad plan on the next execution. What am I talking about? Here is the essential order of events, using pseudo-code. 2 RECOMPILE usp TheStoredProcedure. 4 CREATE INDEX AnyIndexUsedBySP. If anyone ou.CONTENT
This web page ryanjlind.blogspot.com states the following, "Saturday, February 23, 2013." We saw that the webpage said " T-SQL Recompiling an SP Causes Bad Plan." It also said " Stored Procedure generates bad plan after re-compile? In fact, its the exact opposite. What I found out was that working with the indexes used by the plans caused the good plan, but recompiling the stored procedure led to a bad plan on the next execution. What am I talking about? Here is the essential order of events, using pseudo-code."