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how to optimize query
Well I guess that I should mention that I use MS Visual Studio and have another tool that I use for queries, DbVisualizer. I cut this query down to two tables, the join is on indexed fields. Between the two tables there are a total of about 700,000 records. I am starting to feel the the... -
how to optimize query
Thanks for all your suggestions, I will give them a try. Sad to say but the DBA that is on duty today can not give me the execution plan. (doesn't know how) I have simplified this down to just two tables, one has 186,000 records, the other has 460,000 records. I do the select asking for... -
how to optimize query
Well, the tools that I have available (Visual Studio and DbVisualizer) do not show that info so I am somewhat limited in that regard. All I know is that the joins are on indexed fields. There has to be a way that I can not include the "huge" table and later add its information to the results... -
how to optimize query
I have a query that works just fine in our test environment. I pointed to our production side though and it takes 517 seconds to execute. This will not work well for a Web Application don't you agree? It seems that the main problem is in one of the tables, on test it only has about 50,000...
