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Jennifer Meyer
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Subject: Filter qualification using !=
Hi,
I have some
similar features.
-Guillaume
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Jennifer L
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Subject: Re: Filter qualification using !=
Lee,
When you make your qualification statement, try to make
Hi,
I have some filters that use the qualification != $NULL$.
In the documentation it says to avoid using != as it will do a full
table scan.
My question is 'does having != $NULL$ AND Field1 = Organization' make
the full table scan smaller?
Or
Is it better to do a != $NULL$ or LIKE 'CU%
When I
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Hi,
I have some filters that use the qualification != $NULL$.
In the documentation
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Hi,
I have some filters that use the qualification != $NULL$.
In the documentation it says to avoid using != as it will do a full
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Sent: Wednesday, September 16, 2009 12:52 PM
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Subject: Filter qualification using !=
Hi,
I have some filters that use the qualification != $NULL$.
In the documentation it says to avoid using
,
then I stand back.
Cheers
Ben
www.softwaretoolhouse.com
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