EAV over SQL Server

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Best Practices for Semantic Data Modeling for Perfor…

EAV is notoriusly problematic as it leads to severe deployment performance and scalability problems. The Whitepaper in the link, released by the SQL Server Customer Advisory Team tries to offer some guidance to deploy a succesful EAV model.

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