Time Taking Query

Nov 2, 2007

Dear All,
here i'm posting my query which is taking 3 minutes

please suggest me the best query


SELECT distinct INP.COLUMN001 REPORT_INPUT_ID, INP.COLUMN002 REPORT_ID, INP.COLUMN003 OPERATION_ID,
OPER.COLUMN004 OPERATION_CODE, OPER.COLUMN005 OPERATION_NAME, INP.COLUMN004 ITEM_ID,
CONVERT(NVARCHAR , INP.COLUMN005, 110) RECEIVED_DATE, INP.COLUMN006 LOT_NO, INP.COLUMN007 RECEIVED_QTY,
INP.COLUMN008 CONSUMED_QTY, (select CODE from view1 where item_id = INP.COLUMN004) my_val,
(select NAME from view1 where item_id = INP.COLUMN004) Item_Name, INP.COLUMN009 UOM_ID,
U.UOM_CODE, INP.COLUMN010 BASE_RECEIVED_QTY, INP.COLUMN011 BASE_CONSUMED_QTY,
case when INP.COLUMN012 ='1' then 'Progress' when INP.COLUMN012 ='2' then 'Closed' end OPERATION_STATUS,
case when INGDTL.COLUMN006 ='0' then 'Ingredient' when INGDTL.COLUMN006 ='1' then 'Intermediate' end INPUT_TYPE,
INP.COLUMNB01 COLUMNB01, INP.COLUMNB02 COLUMNB02, INP.COLUMNB03 COLUMNB03, INP.COLUMNB04 COLUMNB04,
INP.COLUMNB05 COLUMNB05, INP.COLUMNB06 COLUMNB06, INP.COLUMNB07 COLUMNB07, INP.COLUMNB08 COLUMNB08,
INP.COLUMNB09 COLUMNB09, INP.COLUMNB10 COLUMNB10, INP.COLUMND01 BRANCHID, INP.COLUMND02 COMPANYID, INP.COLUMND03 CREATEDBY,
INP.COLUMND04 CREATEDDATE, INP.COLUMND05 LASTUPDATEDBY, INP.COLUMND06 LASTUPDATEDDATE, INP.COLUMND07 ROWGUID,
INP.COLUMND08 UPDATEDSITE, INP.COLUMND09 LANGID, WC.COLUMN009 WIP_WAREHOUSE_ID,
(SELECT (sum(WIP.COLUMN011) - sum(wip.column010))
FROM TABLE066 WIP where wip.column008 = INP.column004 and WIP.COLUMN005 = '8cd741c7-1ac6-4839-88e7-df85518170f1' and wip.column006 = inp.column003 ) WIP_Qty ,
WIPM.Column005 WIP_ITEM_ID
FROM TABLE073 INP
left join view1 I on I.ITEM_ID = INP.COLUMN004
left join view2 U on U.UOM_ID = INP.COLUMN009
left join TABLE022 OPER ON OPER.COLUMN001 = INP.COLUMN003
left join TABLE066 WIP on WIP.column008 = INP.column004
left join TABLE015 WC on WC.COLUMN001 = OPER.COLUMN008
left JOIN TABLE040 INGDTL ON INGDTL.COLUMN002 = INP.COLUMN004 AND WIP.column008 = INGDTL.COLUMN002
left join TABLE065 WIPM on WIPM.column005 = INP.column004
where INP.COLUMN002 = '057f87aa-7884-43fa-8984-9b74c971da62' order by my_val


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