Do you know which index takes the longest to create or are they both about the same?

You can use MAXDOP in the options when creating an index, which might speed...

On one of our systems we don't give any permissions to any tables or views to users, users only get permissions to a specific list of stored procedures.

If...

The temp table needs to have all the columns in the select.

After the first insert into the temp table you just insert rows that don't already exist in the temp...

I think it should solve your issues...

Create a temporary table with these columns

"ZTBR_TransactionCode",
"Company_Code",
"Posting_Period",
"Fiscal_Year",
"Profit_Center",
"Account_Number",
"Business_Process",
"Internal_Order",
"Trading_Partner",
"Amount_in_Company_Code_Currency",
"Company_Code_Currency",
"BRACS_FA",
"Expense_Type",
"BRACS_ACCT_Key",
"CC_Direct",
"Segment_PC",
"CC_Master_FA",
"Region_Secondary_Key",
"Direct_Indirect_Secondary_Key",
"Source_Description_Secondary_Key",
"Entity_Secondary_Key",
"Master_BRACS_Secondary_Key",
"Acct Type",
"Level 1",
"Level 2",
"Level 3",
"GCoA",
"Account Desc",
"EXPENSE FLAG",
"BRACS",
"BRACS_DESC",
"Primary_ZTBR_TransactionCode",
"BRACS Account Description",
"CLASSIFICATION",
"Direct_Primary_Key"

Insert the rows from the fist query into the temp table

Then insert the...

You could create a temporary table.

Then insert the rows from each query into the temporary table with a WHERE NOT EXSITS (SELECT * FROM temp_table_name WHERE ...) at the end...

Well is says in the spec you should do a UNION of selects.

So I would think you can just have several select statements with inner joins and UNION ALL them...

If you follow the Kimball methodology for dimension tables you will include rows with keys with negative values in the dimension table, then you have values in the FK columns...

If you are going to do that -- and then keep modifying that index endlessly as the base query add columns and otherwise changes -- you might as well...

You could add an index:

CREATE INDEX IX_users_1 ON users(registration_date) INCLUDE (first_name, last_name, email);

If you're not sure what to do just put the query in a script and...

If you are only moving the application databases (not the system databases). You can just detach the databases, move the database files to a different location...

I find it to be much easier t0 update the file locations directly - take the database offline - move the files and then bring the database online.  Detaching...

If you are only moving the application databases (not the system databases). You can just detach the databases, move the database files to a different location then just...

If you are only moving the application databases (not the system databases). You can just detach the databases, move the database files to a different location then just Attach to...