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Hello, i've to optimize a sql statement for a customer. There are inner join and join. Is there any documentation which I can read in order to know how to do it. The statement from an mssql server doesn't work. The Problem: tab1: id1 name1 tab2: id2 name2 tab3: id3 id1 id2 I need all name1s from tab1 which are empty. That means no id2 exist for id1. The whole problem is bigger. But this part is the problem, because there are 3,000,000 entry in tab2 and tab3 and 100,000 entries in tab1. The orcale version ist something like 8.0 Bye from Wunstorf, Germany Christian http://www.oracle.com/technology/doc...ion/index.html |
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Hello, i've to optimize a sql statement for a customer. There are inner join and join. Is there any documentation which I can read in order to know how to do it. The statement from an mssql server doesn't work. The Problem: tab1: id1 name1 tab2: id2 name2 tab3: id3 id1 id2 I need all name1s from tab1 which are empty. That means no id2 exist for id1. The whole problem is bigger. But this part is the problem, because there are 3,000,000 entry in tab2 and tab3 and 100,000 entries in tab1. The orcale version ist something like 8.0 Bye from Wunstorf, Germany Christian |
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Christian Wapenhans wrote: The orcale version ist something like 8.0 I don't intend to be too negative here but every indication from your post is that you are lacking the skills to be successful. You MUST know the exact version number. |
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