Home Forums SQL Server 7,2000 T-SQL Plzz help me in replacing the cursor with Normal Sql Statements RE: Plzz help me in replacing the cursor with Normal Sql Statements

  • Okay, I just noticed that part of what you are doing is based on the previous record. This will require a different approach.

    Do you have any indexes on this table? What are their definitions?

    For the way I want to do this update, I will need a CLUSTERED index on Subscriber_Id, Start_Date.

    Wayne
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