Missing numbers in a series

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Jeff Moden SSC Guru Points: 1003870 More actions · Answer 1

wiltc-836148 (9/8/2011)

Jeff Moden (9/8/2011)
It seems to me, that the only thing I could take out is the line
GapEnd = hi.MyID - 1
which would have little effect on performance...
Am I missing something?
Thanks again!
Charles

I meant "much quicker than the Tally Table join. The only other thing to do other than removing the code you pointed out would be to add TOP 1 to the SELECT to return just the first occurance of a GAP START.

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wiltc-836148 Valued Member Points: 66 More actions · Answer 2

Jeff Moden (9/8/2011)
I meant "much quicker than the Tally Table join. The only other thing to do other than removing the code you pointed out would be to add TOP 1 to the SELECT to return just the first occurance of a GAP START.

Ok, TOP 1 I understood 🙂

Actually in my testing the tally table has been faster...

But

1) I'm using DB2 for i

2) My number range is only 1-99999..

Thanks for your help!

Charles