August 29, 2011 at 10:47 am
Requirement: IN CURSOR
DECLARE CURS_USER CURSOR FOR
select distinct ID from R..DimValue Dev_User
WHERE NOT EXISTS
(SELECT [USER_ID] FROM D..
WHERE Dev_User.Ads_Id = .[USER_ID]) and Id is not null
OPEN CURS_USER
FETCH NEXT FROM CURS_USER INTO @USER_CURSOR
WHILE @@FETCH_STATUS = 0
BEGIN
SELECT
@USER_ID=Id,
@FULL_NM=Dimension_value,
@EMAIL_AD_TX =Email_Id FROM RPC..Dimension_Value where Id = @USER_CURSOR
INSERT INTO D.. ([USER_ID], [FULL_NM], [EMAIL_AD_TX], [CREAT_TS], [LST_UPDT_TS])
VALUES (@USER_ID,@FULL_NM,@EMAIL_AD_TX,getdate(),null )
FETCH NEXT FROM CURS_USER INTO @USER_CURSOR
END
CLOSE CURS_USER
DEALLOCATE CURS_USER
My Solution in SETBASED QUERY:
I am trying two ways
1.Fetch value from one server store it in tmp table, Using this i can fill another table.
2.Direct Insert.
FOR EX:
INSERT INTO D.. ([USER_ID], [FULL_NM], [EMAIL_AD_TX], [CREAT_TS], [LST_UPDT_TS])
SELECT Id,Dimension_value,Email_Id,getdate(),null FROM RPC..Dimension_Value WHERE ID IN
(SELECT distinct Id from R..DimValue Dev_User
WHERE NOT EXISTS (SELECT [USER_ID] FROM D..
WHERE Dev_User.Id = .[USER_ID]) and Id is not null)
Any one help me to reduce CPU timing while using this set based query?
August 29, 2011 at 11:37 am
Depending on the size of the tables and the indexes in place it may be a bit faster to use inner joins instead of nested exists.
I might have missed something in the joins but I think something like this should get you started:
SELECT Id,Dimension_value,Email_Id,getdate(),null
FROM RPC..Dimension_Value dv
join R..DimValue Dev_User du on du.Id = dv.ID
join D.. u on u.[USER_ID] = du.Id
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