Optimizing Delete on SQL Server

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The following article, Fast Ordered Delete Operations may be of interest to you.

Performing fast SQL Server delete operations

The solution focuses on utilising a view in order to simplify the execution plan produced for a batched delete operation. This is achieved by referencing the given table once, rather than twice which in turn reduces the amount of I/O required.

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