Since y'all have been immensely helpful (and my most grateful thanks) a couple times 
recently, I will try sending my current Biggest Problem to the list.

I am publicly hosted.  There is a query-timeout value which a number of my on-site 
pages(reports) are now exceeding.  To see if I could bring the time down, I added some 
indexes to the table, which has 50,000 records, and attempted to delete a bunch of old 
records to make the table smaller.

If I run a regular delete statement, the query times out.  So I can't even delete 
records.

When I tried to make it a stored procedure, it chronically error'd, even when my 
server 
rep himself attempted to make it (everyone assures me this is 'easy' and nobody can do 
it, why is that...); when I implemented a code suggestion from this list, the system 
then 
told me my table didn't exist. My rep says this means I don't 'own' the table, but I'm 
using owner "dbo" value in the SP and do have the DS name, which I was told is all 
proper.

So I have this table and I can't do a damned thing with it.  I can't delete records to 
make 
it smaller; I can't run reports on it because apparently it is too big, if even the 
simplest 
delete statement times out.  Alleged experts can't get get a 6-word query to work as a 
SP on it.  And I have customers (college instructors) ranting because they can't get 
reports on what their students are doing.  I have no idea what to do at this point.  
Any 
suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Palyne

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Palyne Gaenir   
Science Horizon Web Media
www.sciencehorizon.com
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