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April 02, 2004 12:00 AM

TIP: Managing Stored Procedures with Multiplication

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InstantDoc ID #42244

T-SQL stored procedures can be too large to manage. If the query optimizer gives up trying to come up with a good query plan (and it will if it feels the query is too complex), you need to simplify your stored procedure. Executing four 100-line stored procedures is often better than executing one 400-line procedure.



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