Sql wildcard: performance overhead? -


I have made this question round and a persistent opinion, or many opinions based on solid data, are based on solid data. I just want to know that using a wildcard in a SQL Selection statement makes an additional overhead from calling each item individually. I have compiled the performance plans of both of them in many different test questions, and it seems That guess always reads the same. Is it possible that some upper parts are being spent elsewhere, or have they handled it equally?

Am I specifically referred to:

  SELECT *  

vs

  items Select item 1, item 2, etc.  

  SELECT * FROM. .  

and

  select each, column, list, from ....  

will perform the same because both of them have an unused scan

The difference is:

  • Additional look in sys.column
  • To resolve the contract / signature change when the table schema changes,
  • Inability to create a cover index is actually not a tuning option at all, in fact
  • If non-schemound
  • the view will need to be refreshed using the hooks or *
  • Li> / li>

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