A field select is a special select statement in X++. The description is available on msdn, but what is actually executed on SQL Server? Can the performance be improved? Let's analyse it.
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Run field select statement on several tables and track actual T-SQL statements in SQL Server Profiler. You can also jump to the conclusion section.
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Showing posts with label SQL Server. Show all posts
02 February 2016
15 July 2015
How unique index influences T-SQL statement
As it was mentioned in the previous post, T-SQL statement can contain additional fields which are not selected in X++ statement. Let's analyse on
Problem description
Analyse how an unique index influences T-SQL statement.
Steps to reproduce
Run a test job:
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Change index properties on the table and re-run test job.
InventBatch table what exactly is added and why.Problem description
Analyse how an unique index influences T-SQL statement.
Steps to reproduce
Run a test job:
static void Test_UniqueIndex_SQL(Args _args) { InventBatch inventBatch; select generateonly description from inventBatch; info (inventBatch.getSQLStatement()); } |
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Change index properties on the table and re-run test job.
23 May 2015
How joins in X++ select statement are translated into T-SQL
It is not always obvious what request is actually executed on SQL Server. The most confusing is probably
exists join in X++. Let's analyze how joins in select statement in X++ are translated into T-SQL statement sent to SQL Server.
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