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what is the mean of Try to have the constraints in the 'Selection' criteria of the jobs itself. This will eliminate the unnecessary records even getting in before joins are made?

  
Total Answers and Comments: 3 Last Update: May 22, 2006     Asked by: sudhakar 
  
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November 21, 2005 05:22:52   #1  
dimple        

RE: what is the mean of Try to have the constraints in...
It probably means that u can put the selection criterai in the where clause,i.e whatever data u need to filter ,filter it out inthe SQL ,rather than carrying it forward and then filtering it out.
 
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February 28, 2006 03:58:02   #2  
Sharanu Patil        

RE: what is the mean of Try to have the constraints in...
Constraints is nothing but restrictions to data.here it is restriction to data at entry itself , as he told it will avoid unnecessary data entry .
 
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May 22, 2006 14:30:19   #3  
Venkat        

RE: what is the mean of Try to have the constraints in...
This means try to improve the performance by avoiding use of constraints wherever possible and instead using them while selecting the data itself using a where clause. This improves performace.
 
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