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  • RE: Fast data load with Error Handling (DTS)?

    Thanks for your help Wildh.

    Checking data for contraints using sql tasks is good suggestion but I have lots of tables involved and that would mean checking all tables and all...

  • RE: How to merge two tables (update/insert)?

    Thanks guys!!

  • RE: Merging two tables (either Insert or Update)

    Thanks DavidBurrows for your response.

    Details:

    I have two types of tables some having a serogate key as PK and some having composit PK consisting of 4 columns. They all have FKs...

  • RE: Which query is faster and why?

    In this perticular situation we already have dates stored in free-text format as we are doing some extract from Pervasive 2000i database.

    The execution plan does show the diffrence but probably...

  • RE: Which query is faster and why?

    In this perticular situation we already have dates stored in free-text format as we are doing some extract from Pervasive 2000i database.

    The execution plan does show the diffrence but probably...

  • RE: Which query is faster and why?

    In this perticular situation we already have dates stored in free-text format as we are doing some extract from Pervasive 2000i database.

    The execution plan does show the diffrence but probably...

  • RE: Which query is faster and why?

    In this perticular situation we already have dates stored in free-text format as we are doing some extract from Pervasive 2000i database.

    The execution plan does show the diffrence but probably...

  • RE: Which query is faster and why?

    The data type of both the fields (field_1 and field_2) is varchar and the index create was a clustered index.

    Execution Plan: Though is show 2% on the "Select" in query#2...

  • RE: Which query is faster and why?

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    The first will be slightly faster assuming it uses no implicit conversions. An exact equivalence will also be faster than a...

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