Re: Aggregate string concatenation efficiency problem
- From: Rich P <rpng123@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 30 Jan 2008 13:03:26 -0600
OK. So far, what I am gathering is that you are performing an operation
that involves a query and also involves a string that is being
concatenated and that something is happening very slowly.
I hope I don't sound condescending here, but what is it that is
happening very slowly? The string concatenation operation? Or when you
run your original query?
Does this large string have anything to do with the original query? Or
is the string used in another operation and that operation is executing
very slowly?
The required information would be to explain exactly what is happening
slowly and what you are trying to accomplish - example: I need to run a
query to which generates a list of ... This query runs very slowly.
or
I need to run a query which generates of list of ..., and I am creating
a large concatenated string to be used as part of the Where clause in
this query. The string generation is very slow.
Right now the challenge is to get in to RDBMS-speak (speak database
language). Once we are both on the same page we can solve your problem.
Rich
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