Tuning queries

  • Hi,

    Does any one see any improvements that can be made to the following queries. They are taking a long time.

    Query #1:

    SELECT a.wire_center, a.wire_center_name, a.terminal_name, street_num, street_name, unit, floor, building, a.id, living_unit_id, community, state_cd

    FROM lead_seq_lu_address a left outer join lead_seq_taper_da b ON a.terminal_name=b.terminal_name and a.wire_center=b.wire_center

    WHERE a.wire_center=@v_wire_center and b.terminal_name is NULL ORDER BY a.terminal_name

    Query #2:

    SELECT @v_ls_override_terminal_name = override_terminal_name, @v_ls_override_street_num = override_street_num, @v_ls_override_street_name = override_street_name, @v_ls_override_living_unit_id = override_living_unit_id, @v_ls_override_state_cd = override_state_cd

    FROM LOAD_ERROR_LU_ADDRESS

    WHERE wire_center=@v_lslu_wire_center AND

    ( (terminal_name = @v_lslu_terminal_name) OR

    ( (terminal_name IS NULL) AND

    (@v_lslu_terminal_name IS NULL) ) ) AND

    ( (living_unit_id = @v_lslu_living_unit_id) OR

    ( ( living_unit_id IS NULL) AND

    ( @v_lslu_living_unit_id IS NULL) ) ) AND

    ( (state_cd = @v_lslu_state_cd)OR ( ( state_cd IS NULL) AND ( @v_lslu_state_cd IS NULL) ) )

    Thanx and I appreciate your inputs.

    -Bheem

  • Do you have any indexes? Are they table or views?

  • #1 needs indexes. That's the only thing I could see.

    #2 probably same thing.

    Steve Jones

    sjones@sqlservercentral.com

    http://www.sqlservercentral.com/columnists/sjones

  • DECLARE @V_WIRE_CENTER INT

    SELECT

    A.WIRE_CENTER,

    A.WIRE_CENTER_NAME,

    A.TERMINAL_NAME,

    STREET_NUM,

    STREET_NAME,

    UNIT,

    FLOOR,

    BUILDING,

    A.ID,

    LIVING_UNIT_ID,

    COMMUNITY,

    STATE_CD

    FROM LEAD_SEQ_LU_ADDRESS A

    LEFT OUTER JOIN LEAD_SEQ_TAPER_DA B

    ON A.TERMINAL_NAME=B.TERMINAL_NAME AND A.WIRE_CENTER=B.WIRE_CENTER

    AND A.WIRE_CENTER=@V_WIRE_CENTER

    AND B.TERMINAL_NAME IS NULL

    ORDER BY A.TERMINAL_NAME

    CREATE CLUSTERED INDEX C_LEAD_SEQ_LU_ADDRESS ON LEAD_SEQ_LU_ADDRESS (TERMINAL_NAME, WIRE_CENTER)

    CREATE CLUSTERED INDEX C_LEAD_SEQ_TAPER_DA ON LEAD_SEQ_TAPER_DA (TERMINAL_NAME, WIRE_CENTER)

    CLUSTERED INDEX IS PREFERABLE ON THIS TABLE IF NOT POSSIBLE CREATE NON CLUSTERED INDEX

    SELECT

    @V_LS_OVERRIDE_TERMINAL_NAME = OVERRIDE_TERMINAL_NAME,

    @V_LS_OVERRIDE_STREET_NUM = OVERRIDE_STREET_NUM,

    @V_LS_OVERRIDE_STREET_NAME = OVERRIDE_STREET_NAME,

    @V_LS_OVERRIDE_LIVING_UNIT_ID = OVERRIDE_LIVING_UNIT_ID,

    @V_LS_OVERRIDE_STATE_CD = OVERRIDE_STATE_CD

    FROM LOAD_ERROR_LU_ADDRESS

    WHERE WIRE_CENTER=@V_LSLU_WIRE_CENTER AND

    (

    (TERMINAL_NAME = @V_LSLU_TERMINAL_NAME)

    OR (

    (TERMINAL_NAME IS NULL) AND (@V_LSLU_TERMINAL_NAME IS NULL)

    )

    )

    AND(

    (LIVING_UNIT_ID = @V_LSLU_LIVING_UNIT_ID)

    OR (

    ( LIVING_UNIT_ID IS NULL) AND ( @V_LSLU_LIVING_UNIT_ID IS NULL) )

    )

    AND(

    (STATE_CD = @V_LSLU_STATE_CD)

    OR (

    ( STATE_CD IS NULL) AND ( @V_LSLU_STATE_CD IS NULL)

    )

    )

    CREATE CLUSTERED INDEX C_LOAD_ERROR_LU_ADDRESS ON LOAD_ERROR_LU_ADDRESS (WIRE_CENTER, TERMINAL_NAME, LIVING_UNIT_ID, STATE_CD)

    CLUSTERED INDEX IS PREFERABLE ON THIS TABLE IF NOT CREATE NON CLUSTERED INDEX

    Make sure the sequence of the index columns is right, depends on the density of the values change it.

    Prakash

    Prakash Heda
    Lead DBA Team - www.sqlfeatures.com
    Video sessions on Performance Tuning and SQL 2012 HA

  • I remove the where clause also from the query....

    Prakash

    Prakash Heda
    Lead DBA Team - www.sqlfeatures.com
    Video sessions on Performance Tuning and SQL 2012 HA

  • Steve and Prakash,

    Your suggestions are wonderful. That's what "index analysis" also suggested. I am going to go with your suggestions.

    Thanx..

    -Bheem

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