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I have a Business Intelligence developer who has created a SQL query that is acting weird. When they run it against production it takes a few seconds and works perfectly. When he changes the SQL to use a copy of one table in another library the SQL runs forever and has to be canceled. I'm trying to figure out where it is going haywire but I'm not seeing anything.

I'd really like to step through the SQL somehow and see what is what is happening. Is that an option somehow?

Any suggestions?

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Kendall Kinnear
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Standard Motor Products, Inc.
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