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Sat, May 22 2010 3:52 AM | Permanent Link |
Roy Lambert NLH Associates ![]() | I'm going to be looping round a stringgrid and depending on user selections will run different sql. One would be to delete all the calls linked to a project where a call hasn't been made. Where a call has been made an entry will be in CallStats. There may be many entries for any given call in CallStats. My first reaction is to use DISTINCT but I'm not sure its going to be the most effective and an execution plan doesn't elp me much, neither does trying to spot the timings.
Any comments? DELETE FROM Calls WHERE NOT _CallID IN (SELECT DISTINCT _fkCalls FROM CallStats WHERE _fkProjects = 122) AND _fkProjects = 122 DELETE FROM Calls WHERE NOT _CallID IN (SELECT _fkCalls FROM CallStats WHERE _fkProjects = 122) AND _fkProjects = 122 Roy Lambert |
Tue, May 25 2010 10:13 AM | Permanent Link |
John Hay | Roy
> I'm going to be looping round a stringgrid and depending on user selections will run different sql. One would be to delete all the calls linked to a project where a call hasn't been made. Where a call has been made an entry will be in CallStats. There may be many entries for any given call in CallStats. My first reaction is to use DISTINCT but I'm not sure its going to be the most effective and an execution plan doesn't elp me much, neither does trying to spot the timings. > > Any comments? There probably isn't much in it but intuitively "exists" seems the way to go. DELETE FROM Calls WHERE NOT EXISTS (SELECT _fkCalls FROM CallStats WHERE _fkProjects = 122) AND fkProjects = 122 John |
Tue, May 25 2010 11:07 AM | Permanent Link |
Roy Lambert NLH Associates ![]() | John
It may be intuitive but it produces different results ![]() Replacing the DELETE with SELECT * for purposes of data preservation <giggle> I get 122 rows using either version of my code and none with yours. Roy Lambert |
Tue, May 25 2010 11:55 AM | Permanent Link |
John Hay | Roy
> It may be intuitive but it produces different results ![]() oops - missed a bit (which will definitely make it slower) ![]() SELECT * FROM Calls WHERE NOT EXISTS (SELECT _fkCalls FROM CallStats WHERE _fkProjects = 122 AND Calls._Callid=CallStats._fkCalls) AND fkProjects = 122 John |
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