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| QuickBooks is slow when finding by Customer Name? |
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| Posted : 2006-06-07 02:00:29 |
We are using QuickBooks with connector in a Citrix environment.
Our develope environment is bases on VS2005, .NET, Windows 2003.
We have noticed extreme slowness when doing a name comparing
search on QB. i.e.
"select ListID from customer where name = 'teste' "
The above select takes about 2 minutes to execute on a machine with 8mb memory,
2 processors, and quick storage.
Our database has around 30.000 clients. If I do the same query on a SQLServer Database
using the same technology on the client it takes less than 1 second.
What should we do to speed up the process.
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| Posted : 2006-06-07 09:17:18 |
Name isn't a jumpin type column. You should be using:
select ListID from customer where FullName = 'test fullname'
or if you didn't just insert a new customer:
select ListID from customer NOSYNC where FullName = 'test fullname'
for even a faster optimized answer !!
Jumpins, which act like indexes when used in a where clause can be found by running:
sp_columns Customer
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