Re: Aggregate string concatenation efficiency problem
- From: Rich P <rpng123@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 30 Jan 2008 13:50:29 -0600
Hi John,
Now I am with you (sort of). I can't tell what is causing your
operation to run slow when you are trying to read Column5. But what I
would do for a starter is to append the data from your query to a temp
table:
Select * Into tblX From yourQuery
Now all of the query data is in the temp table which I called tblX. Try
reading column5 from this table.
Select column5 from tblx
Then try running your code against tblx instead of your query. If you
still have the same problem -- it will be much easier to figure out what
is going on because we have simplified the platform from a complex query
to a simple table.
Rich
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