I have a report that goes and does a sort of field validation/quality assurance check.<BR><BR>Basically it runs a bunch of sub queries and shows a summary report.<BR><BR>If something is not as it ...

In such case, it is clear that the total data set should not be the transactional boundary, but rather that each employee record is such a boundary. If employee A fails to be imported/updated (e.g.

Everyone wants faster database queries, and both SQL developers and DBAs can turn to many time-tested methods to achieve that goal. Unfortunately, no single method is foolproof or ironclad. But even ...