Bad execution plan ?

  • hi everybody!

    I h

  • Do you have indexes on t1.ClientID and on the join columns? If so, are they been used?

    The order that the joins and where clause are done in depends on, amoung other things, availability of indexes, selectivity of the data in that column and amount of rows that will be returned.

    Hash matches sounds like lots of data on both sides of the join with neither side, or one side, sorted.

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