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Posted by Gert-Jan Strik on 02/19/07 22:35
teddysnips@hotmail.com wrote:
>
> In a system I'm maintaining there is a Stored Procedure called
> dbo.MyStoredProcedure. I didn't create this - it was created by a
> developer who has now left. I don't know how the object came by its
> "dbo." prefix, but I think he created it in QA.
>
> Anyway, there were some performance issues (it was taking between 4
> and 10 seconds to complete) so I copied the SQL into a QA window and
> it consistently ran in under 1 second. So I created a new SPROC with
> SQL exactly identical to the old one, but without the "dbo." prefix,
> and that too runs in <1 second.
>
> Any thoughts?
>
> Edward
Maybe all the stored procedure needed was a recompilation. Maybe it had
nothing to do with the dbo prefix.
Please post back if the behavior is consistent (IOW, if performance
degrades if you change it back to the dbo prefix).
Gert-Jan
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