It sounds like the triggers / procedures may have different logic depending
on the row being updated. Or possibly the same logic results in a large
number of rows being queried / modified by one of the procedures.
Have you looked at the trigger and procedures to understand what they are
doing?
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It could also be a dynamic recompile issue. Make sure the triggers and
proc. are valid before each
test.
Ron Thomas
Hypercom, Inc
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