A question about long running queries. We have an
application that is running across a WAN. We are trapping
long running queries. Does the timing of the query
include serving the data set back to the requestor?
LYes it does. That's why it is highly recommended that a stored procedure is
used because it is only running on the server and can take advantage of
cached plans.
"Laurel" <landj.griffith@.attbi.com> wrote in message
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> A question about long running queries. We have an
> application that is running across a WAN. We are trapping
> long running queries. Does the timing of the query
> include serving the data set back to the requestor?
> L
>
Friday, March 9, 2012
Performance - Run Long Queries
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