sp_QuickieStore: use plan_id PK seek in final OUTER APPLY#713
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The OUTER APPLY was joining #hi_id_staging_queries → query_store_plan by query_id. Now uses #hi_id_staging_plans which has the plan_ids directly, allowing a PK seek on query_store_plan instead of a query_id join. Tested on SQL2022. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Final OUTER APPLY now uses
#hi_id_staging_plans(plan_id) instead of#hi_id_staging_queries(query_id). This allows a direct PK seek onquery_store_planinstead of joining through query_id.Test plan
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