Inner Join Performance

Mar 8, 2004

May sound stupid, but I need some advise. Will there be any performance difference between
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and
select colx from tab1 inner join tab2 on tab1.col = tab2.col

I couldn't find any reference on this, but I see the second one used everywhere.
Thanks

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where (commenttext like '%automation com%')
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where (commenttext like '%automation%')
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in theory - if i run the process twice, i should get NO updates second time through - this is NOT the case !!

so
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is it possible to correct this ?
Question 2
is there a limitation on the processing of the Merge Join component in number of records it can handle ? - if so, what is it ? - we have two other SSIS packages doing similar processing to this (but not as many records - YET)
(tablerow structure on dimensions tables is short - only 3-4 columns per row)
Question 3
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FYI
above details got from running app on my PC on local database (SQL2005) - database is a copy of production (couple of weeks old)


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| | |--Nested Loops(Left Outer Join, WHERE[PB].[dbo].[Busines].[Business_Id] as .[Business_Id]=[PB].[dbo].[Business_Service].[Business_Id] as [BS].[Business_Id]))
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| | | | |--Clustered Index Seek(OBJECT[PB].[dbo].[Busines].[PK_Busines] AS ), SEEK.[Business_Id]=[PB].[dbo].[Busines].[Business_Id] as .[Business_Id]) ORDERED FORWARD)
| | | |--Clustered Index Scan(OBJECT[PB].[dbo].[Business_Service].[ClusterIDX_Business_Service] AS [BS]))
| | |--Clustered Index Scan(OBJECT[PB].[dbo].[Business_Service_Category].[ClusterIDX_Business_Service_Category] AS [BSC]))
| |--Clustered Index Scan(OBJECT[PB].[dbo].[Business_Sub_Category].[ClusterIDX_Business_Sub_Category] AS [BSSC]))
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| |--Remote Scan(OBJECTFREETEXT))
|--Nested Loops(Left Semi Join)
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| |--Filter(WHERE[Full-text Search Engine].[KEY] = [PB].[dbo].[Business_Sub_Category].[Sub_Category_Id] as [BSSC].[Sub_Category_Id]))
| |--Remote Scan(OBJECTFREETEXT))
|--Nested Loops(Left Semi Join)
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|--Remote Scan(OBJECTFREETEXT))


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[Code] ....

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[Code] ....

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rcd 1. S01
rcd 2. S02

2. Master table TBCODE contain 5 records:

rcd 1. C1
rcd 2. C2
rcd 3. C3
rcd 4. C4
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Right Join method:


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When I use Non-ASNI method it work:



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LOC CODE ITEM
-----------------------------
S01 C1 NULL
S01 C2 NULL
S01 C3 CAR
S01 C4 TOY
S01 C5 KEY
S02 C1 NULL
S02 C2 CAR
S02 C3 NULL
S02 C4 NULL
S02 C5 NULL


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