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Calculate the Running Total for the last five Transactions
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Ninja's_RGR'us
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Posted Monday, December 01, 2008 5:21 AM
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Can you explain to me why the network traffic would change for the exact same result set... having the exact same amount of data?
I know that query is about 30 bytes smaller... but I mean come on, that won'thurt any network any time soon!
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arkhan (12/1/2008)
One line statement:-
SELECT ID,TransactionDate,Balance,CASE WHEN id<5 THEN 0 ELSE(select SUM(balance) FROM Accounts where ID between acc.id-4 and acc.id) end as RunningTotal from Accounts acc
The Network rtraffic would be lesser, as per below statistics:-
Network Statistics
Number of server roundtrips 1 1.0000
TDS packets sent from client 1 1.0000
TDS packets received from server 1 1.0000
Bytes sent from client 378 378.0000
Bytes received from server 771 771.0000
Ummm.... lesser than what? I don't see any actual comparison here...
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Posted Monday, December 01, 2008 6:03 AM
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see Previous query's Network statistics (Byte sent and receide) hereunder:
Network Statistics
Number of server roundtrips 1 1.0000
TDS packets sent from client 1 1.0000
TDS packets received from server 1 1.0000
Bytes sent from client 1184 1184.0000
Bytes received from server 816 816.0000
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I need some help here... how can the same amount of data sent on the wire require less resources, less work on the 2nd run... all that because of the query itself?
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