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Apr 8, 2008



Hopefully this is something simple, so I will provide basic information first without going into a ton of detail.

I have inherited a bunch of SQL Views that have recently been moved from 2000 to 2005. The databases were detached and reattached. Everything is running well, except we are having some issues with a bunch of Views.

Here is the general layout of the view, I am not in a position yet to rewrite them (which is what I would like to do) but the ones that are having a problem follow the same general design.

We have a view, that I will call View_A.

Within View_A, we reference View_B and View_C.

So we have one view that takes the results from two other views which are UNION'ed together.

Both View_B and View_C basically contain a select statement that includes around 10 large tables that are UNION'ed together.

I am seeing the following behavior, which is only under 2005.

Scenario #1:

select * from View_A

Result: Returns records in around 5 seconds.

Scenario #2:

select * fomr View_A
where curdate = '20080407'

Result: The query hangs forever and I have seen it generate wait_types (sorry, cannot remember them off the top of my head) but other times it did not generate any. And on occasion, the server processors would spike and we would get an error message in the logs like, "Not enough memory to execute query". I searched for these issues and most solutions to similar problems related to having the latest service pack under 2000.

Scenario #3

select * from View_A
where curdate like '20080407'

Result: Returns records in about 5 seconds.


I have some understanding regarding how operands push differently into views vs. direct table selects, but this is something that functions correctly under 2000. My guess is that this behavior is in place by default under 2005 to prevent really bad queries from bringing the server down. Perhaps the 2000 server has had some configuration changes to allow this to work, but I am hoping that there is a relatively simple solution.

The 2005 Server is SP2 and a MUCH better server from a hardware standpoint.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks.



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Jul 20, 2005

I have a 3rd party app which generates the following in it's where clause. COnsidering all the ROJ's on this table, would it not be better to put the definitive part
"AND pe.enc_id = '8E487A58-E53A-42B3-8D0E-07AA1BE2E5E5'" before the joins, or does it really make a difference?


WHERE physical_exam_.enc_id =* pe.enc_id AND
immunization_mast_.enc_id =* pe.enc_id AND intk_trnf_master_.enc_id
=* pe.enc_id AND vital_signs_.enc_id =* pe.enc_id AND
med_sys_rev_.enc_id =* pe.enc_id AND tb_isolation_.enc_id
=* pe.enc_id AND zinmate_encounter_.enc_id
=* pe.enc_id AND intk_trnf_master8_.enc_id =* pe.enc_id AND pe_head_neck_.enc_id
=* pe.enc_id AND pe_eye_exam_.enc_id =* pe.enc_id AND pe_ears_.enc_id
=* pe.enc_id AND pe_throat_.enc_id =* pe.enc_id AND pe_skin_.enc_id
=* pe.enc_id AND pe_cardio_.enc_id =* pe.enc_id AND
pe_musculoskeletl_.enc_id =* pe.enc_id AND pe_neurological_.enc_id
=* pe.enc_id AND pe_breast_.enc_id =* pe.enc_id
AND pe_lymph_new_.enc_id =* pe.enc_id AND pe_abdomnl_.enc_id
=* pe.enc_id AND pe_male_.enc_id =* pe.enc_id AND pe_female_.enc_id
=* pe.enc_id AND pe_proctological_.enc_id =* pe.enc_id
AND pe.enc_id = '8E487A58-E53A-42B3-8D0E-07AA1BE2E5E5'

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