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Jul 20, 2005

Hey...

Why do I sometimes experience low performance when I use a parameter instead
of an exact value?



For example the following performs very bad:



declare @TypeID integer

select @TypeID = 10

select ID from t_Table1 t1, t_Table2 t2 where

t_t1.ID = t_t2.FID and

t2.Type = @TypeID



but this query performs ok:

select ID from t_Table1 t1, t_Table2 t2 where

t_t1.ID = t_t2.FID and

t2.Type = 10

Jakob

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with member [Measures].[sum2] as 'sum(crossjoin([part].currentmember, [supplier].members), [measures].[prod1])'
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from cube1

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Can anyone help to tell whether there is anyway to optimize this query?
Thanks so much
Roy

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