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Posted by nnelson on 02/25/06 17:31
Thank you both for your replies. I should note that the table was
populated from a C# application and I loaded the 300,000 records in 3
minutes which I was very impressed with. There are other tables that
got data added to it, like KnownBy and CustomerActivity. Now that I
think of it, I deleted the child rows from those two tables before I
tried to delete the customer rows and those went fairly quick. So,
something else must be wrong.
I dont understand what SPID is, but I did see a value of 51 in the
properties of the query. I'll look into that. I ran the sp_who and the
blk column was 0 for all rows. There are a lot of tables that are
children of the customer table, but I would have to think that they are
all indexed. Once I find the indexes I'll let you know (pretty
unfamiliar with 2005 from 2000). FYI - there isn't any data in any of
the other tables for these customers I want to delete, but there are
about 4 million orders for the other 2.3 million customers.
I ran the process again after I posted the message last night using
this code: Delete from customer where custid > 2298595. Again, 9 hours
later still running. I looked at the properties of the Customer table
and the row count was what I wanted at 2298594. And like a dummy I
cancelled the query then and it rolled back. LOL. I found out it's
different from 2000 since 2005 rolls back.
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