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Aug 24, 2006

Hi There

I was wondering, i have experienced alot of stored procedure blocking where you have a stored procedure that get executed very frequently and is complex, when the sp has to recompile it is locked and cannot be executed by other processes.

How will this work with an activated stored procedure, our activated stored procedure will probably not be too complex but it may exec complex ones base on the message type.

Now lets say that a message is recieved by the activated sp he in turn executes a complex sp to process the message this causes the complex sp to recompile, during this time another activated sp is spawned by the queue with the same message type he execs the same complex sp that is busy recompiling, i presume that the second activated sp will be blocked until the sp has completed recompiling.

Is this correct, because on a very busy queue with very complex sp's being called by the activated stored procedure, the benefit of having multiple queue readers is negated by the blocking caused by the recompiling sp's called by the activated sp.

Basically no matter how many queue readers kick in to handle the messages they all wait for the sp to recompile from the first message.

I am hoping multiple spawned activated stored procedures somehow over come this? Or work differently somehow.

Does anyone know ?

Thanx

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3          01/01/06

4          01/01/06

5          01/01/06

 

 

The following month, after running it again, the table would
look like:

ID        DATE

1          01/01/06

1          02/01/06

2          01/01/06

2          02/01/06

3          01/01/06

3          02/01/06

4          01/01/06

4          02/01/06

5          01/01/06

5          02/01/06



 I have no idea how to “loopâ€? through this record set for
each record in Table1 and in turn insert into Table2.

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