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Re: Speeding up ODBC

On 09-Jul-2015 09:30 -0600, rob wrote:
I know this comes up on the list a lot, and forgive me for not
searching, but the dilemma is something like this:
You run this SQL statement that does a SELECT with ordering, where
clause, grouping, etc and it takes forever in ODBC but runs pretty
fast from STRSQL.
How do I tell ODBC to do a bulk of the processing on the IBM i?


Apparently already resolved as essentially that the "MS SQL Server should be coded to use OpenQuery() passing the server SELECT-syntax instead of directly coding the SQL Server SELECT-syntax", but...

To make a SELECT query operate more like in Start Interactive SQL (STRSQL) does with output to display, always code\append the following two clauses on the query:

FOR READ ONLY OPTIMIZE FOR 24 ROWS


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