Slow running proc...

  • Experts..

    I have one proc running poorly...when i went thru code, i saw the below function being called inside a cursor..

    First of all , am going to advise them to remove cusror part. but when it comes to this function, i guess this is being called for every record. am i right? if yes, whats the better way to rewrite this function so that it called once for entore table.

    CREATE FUNCTION [dbo].[CheckDayMatch] (

    @ViewDate as DateTime,

    @Freq as CodeType

    )

    RETURNS Bit AS

    BEGIN

    /*

    This function is used for the nth "Whatever" day in a month clinic frequencies; to evaluate if the

    the @ViewDate parameter is a day of the @Freq type parameter.

    E.g. @ViewDate = 17 Mar 2004 , @Freq = 3WD Return = 1 (17 Mar 2004 is a 3rd Wednesday)

    */

    DECLARE @blnReturn bit

    SET @blnReturn = 0

    --if it's not a recognised frequency then why continue?

    IF @Freq LIKE '_MD' OR

    @Freq LIKE '_TuD' OR

    @Freq LIKE '_WD' OR

    @Freq LIKE '_ThD' OR

    @Freq LIKE '_FD' OR

    @Freq LIKE '_SD'

    BEGIN

    DECLARE @DayName NVARCHAR(9)

    DECLARE @DayOffset Int

    /*

    this bit gets the number relating the the required day of week plus the day offset

    the day offset is the number that when subtracted from the day of month of the supplied

    viewdate gives an answer between 1 and 7 if the viewdate is a match for the pattern.

    Got all that? I thought not...

    */

    SELECT

    @DayName = CASE RIGHT(@Freq, LEN(@Freq)-1)

    WHEN 'MD' THEN 'Monday'

    WHEN 'TuD' THEN 'Tuesday'

    WHEN 'WD' THEN 'Wednesday'

    WHEN 'ThD' THEN 'Thursday'

    WHEN 'FD' THEN 'Friday'

    WHEN 'SD' THEN 'Saturday'

    END,

    @DayOffset = (CAST(LEFT(@Freq, 1) AS int) - 1) * 7

    --check it's the correct day and the correct occurence

    IF DATENAME(dw, @ViewDate) = @DayName AND DAY(@ViewDate) - @DayOffset BETWEEN 1 AND 7

    BEGIN

    SET @blnReturn = 1

    END

    END

    RETURN @blnReturn

    END

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  • Could you provide the code that is calling this function?

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  • Thanks for immediate resposne.. Its being called in side a huge procedure..being called inside a cursor as below.

    IF dbo.CheckDayMatch(@ViewDate, @SessionFrequency) = 1

    Below is the procedure ,from where the above function being called..

    CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[sp_AGC]

    @ClinicID CODETYPE,

    @Stream INTEGER,

    @ViewDate DATETIME

    AS

    SET TRANSACTION ISOLATION LEVEL READ COMMITTED

    /*variables assigned by cursors*/

    DECLARE @index Integer

    DECLARE @StartDate DateTime

    DECLARE @SessionStartDate DateTime

    DECLARE @SessionFrequency VarChar(10)

    DECLARE @SectionStream Integer

    DECLARE @AppointmentStream Integer

    DECLARE @FrozenStream Integer

    DECLARE @SectionStartTime DateTime

    DECLARE @AppointmentTime DateTime

    DECLARE @FrozenStartTime DateTime

    DECLARE @SectionEndTime DateTime

    DECLARE @FrozenEndTime DateTime

    DECLARE @SectionSlotLength Integer

    DECLARE @FrozenReason VarChar(40)

    DECLARE @SequenceID CODETYPE

    DECLARE @Duration Integer

    DECLARE @ClientID CLIENTIDTYPE

    DECLARE @ClientFirstname VarChar(20)

    DECLARE @ClientSurname VarChar(20)

    DECLARE @ClientName VarChar(40)

    DECLARE @HCPCode VarChar(10)

    DECLARE @HCPFirstname VarChar(20)

    DECLARE @HCPSurname VarChar(20)

    DECLARE @HCPName VarChar(40)

    DECLARE @Activity VarChar(40)

    DECLARE @ArrivalTime DateTime

    DECLARE @ActualTime DateTime

    DECLARE @OutcomeCode VarChar(10)

    DECLARE @Outcome VarChar(40)

    DECLARE @DNAFlag BIT

    DECLARE @Timestamps MONEY

    DECLARE @ActualDuration Integer

    DECLARE @HasImms BIT

    DECLARE @DischargeIndicator Bit

    DECLARE @ReferralNumber Int

    DECLARE @DischargeReason CODETYPE

    DECLARE @UBRN VARCHAR(37)

    DECLARE @AmsClinicSectionID INT

    DECLARE @Status CODETYPE

    SET @AmsClinicSectionID = 2

    Declare @AmsAppointment Table (

    SequenceID int, GenHCPCode VarChar(10), ClinicID VarChar(10), AppointmentDate DateTime,

    IntendedTime DateTime, Stream int, IntendedDuration Int, Location VarChar(10),

    AppointmentType VarChar(10), NonClientAppointmentFlag Bit, UBRN varchar(37), AmsClinicSectionID INT, Status VarChar(10)

    )

    SET @Index = 0

    /*important!! Add this when using a temp_table*/

    SET nocount on

    /* Build temp table to store empty slots and appointments*/

    CREATE TABLE #Temp_AmsClinicList (SequenceID VarChar(10), StartTime DateTime,

    Duration int, Stream Int, HCPCode VarChar(10), HCP VarChar(40),

    ClientID VarChar(15), ClientName VarChar(40), Activity VarChar(40),

    ArrivalTime DateTime, ActualTime DateTime, OutcomeCode VarChar(10),

    Outcome VarChar(40), FrozenReason VarChar(40), Timestamps MONEY,

    DischargeIndicator Bit, CanBeDischarge Bit, ReferralNumber Int,

    OutcomeDNA Bit, ActualDuration int, UBRN varchar(37), HasImms bit, AmsClinicSectionID INT, Status VarChar(10)

    )

    /*Use cursor for retrieving template session*/

    DECLARE SessionCurs CURSOR FAST_FORWARD FOR

    Select StartDate, Frequency

    FROM dbo.AmsClinicTemplateSession

    WHERE ClinicID=@ClinicID AND StartDate <= @ViewDate

    AND IsNull(EndDate, DateAdd(d, 1, @ViewDate)) >= @ViewDate

    FOR READ ONLY

    OPEN SessionCurs

    Fetch SessionCurs into

    @SessionStartDate, @SessionFrequency

    /*Check correct template*/

    While (@@fetch_status = 0)

    BEGIN

    If @SessionFrequency = 'D1'

    BEGIN

    Select @index = 1

    Select @StartDate = @SessionStartDate

    END

    If @SessionFrequency = 'D2'

    BEGIN

    If DateName(dw, @ViewDate) <> 'Saturday' AND DateName(dw, @ViewDate) <> 'Sunday'

    BEGIN

    Select @index = 1

    Select @StartDate = @SessionStartDate

    END

    END

    If @SessionFrequency = 'W1'

    BEGIN

    If DateDiff(d, @SessionStartDate, @ViewDate) % 7 = 0

    BEGIN

    Select @index = 1

    Select @StartDate = @SessionStartDate

    END

    END

    If @SessionFrequency = 'W2'

    BEGIN

    If DateDiff(d, @SessionStartDate, @ViewDate)% 14 = 0

    BEGIN

    Select @index = 1

    Select @StartDate = @SessionStartDate

    END

    END

    If @SessionFrequency = 'W3'

    BEGIN

    If DateDiff(d, @SessionStartDate, @ViewDate) % 21 = 0

    BEGIN

    Select @index = 1

    Select @StartDate = @SessionStartDate

    END

    END

    If @SessionFrequency = 'W4'

    BEGIN

    If DateDiff(d, @SessionStartDate, @ViewDate) % 28 = 0

    BEGIN

    Select @index = 1

    Select @StartDate = @SessionStartDate

    END

    END

    If @SessionFrequency = 'W5'

    BEGIN

    If DateDiff(d, @SessionStartDate, @ViewDate) % 35 = 0

    BEGIN

    Select @index = 1

    Select @StartDate = @SessionStartDate

    END

    END

    If @SessionFrequency = 'W6'

    BEGIN

    If DateDiff(d, @SessionStartDate, @ViewDate) % 42 = 0

    BEGIN

    Select @index = 1

    Select @StartDate = @SessionStartDate

    END

    END

    If @SessionFrequency = 'W7'

    BEGIN

    If DateDiff(d, @SessionStartDate, @ViewDate) % 49 = 0

    BEGIN

    Select @index = 1

    Select @StartDate = @SessionStartDate

    END

    END

    If @SessionFrequency = 'W8'

    BEGIN

    If DateDiff(d, @SessionStartDate, @ViewDate) % 56 = 0

    BEGIN

    Select @index = 1

    Select @StartDate = @SessionStartDate

    END

    END

    If @SessionFrequency = 'M1'

    BEGIN

    IF DAY(@SessionStartDate) <= 7

    BEGIN

    IF DAY(@ViewDate) <= 7

    BEGIN

    IF DATENAME(dw, @SessionStartDate) = DATENAME(dw, @ViewDate)

    BEGIN

    Select @index = 1

    Select @StartDate = @SessionStartDate

    END

    END

    END

    IF DAY(@SessionStartDate) > 7 AND DAY(@SessionStartDate) <= 14

    BEGIN

    IF DAY(@ViewDate) > 7 AND DAY(@ViewDate) <= 14

    BEGIN

    IF DATENAME(dw, @SessionStartDate) = DATENAME(dw, @ViewDate)

    BEGIN

    Select @index = 1

    Select @StartDate = @SessionStartDate

    END

    END

    END

    IF DAY(@SessionStartDate) > 14 AND DAY(@SessionStartDate) <= 21

    BEGIN

    IF DAY(@ViewDate) > 14 AND DAY(@ViewDate) <= 21

    BEGIN

    IF DATENAME(dw, @SessionStartDate) = DATENAME(dw, @ViewDate)

    BEGIN

    Select @index = 1

    Select @StartDate = @SessionStartDate

    END

    END

    END

    IF DAY(@SessionStartDate) > 21 AND DAY(@SessionStartDate) <= 28

    BEGIN

    IF DAY(@ViewDate) > 21 AND DAY(@ViewDate) <= 28

    BEGIN

    IF DATENAME(dw, @SessionStartDate) = DATENAME(dw, @ViewDate)

    BEGIN

    Select @index = 1

    Select @StartDate = @SessionStartDate

    END

    END

    END

    END

    If @SessionFrequency = '1MD' OR @SessionFrequency = '2MD' OR @SessionFrequency = '3MD' OR @SessionFrequency = '4MD' OR @SessionFrequency = '5MD'

    OR @SessionFrequency = '1TuD' OR @SessionFrequency = '2TuD' OR @SessionFrequency = '3TuD' OR @SessionFrequency = '4TuD' OR @SessionFrequency = '5TuD'

    OR @SessionFrequency = '1WD' OR @SessionFrequency = '2WD' OR @SessionFrequency = '3WD' OR @SessionFrequency = '4WD' OR @SessionFrequency = '5WD'

    OR @SessionFrequency = '1ThD' OR @SessionFrequency = '2ThD' OR @SessionFrequency = '3ThD' OR @SessionFrequency = '4ThD' OR @SessionFrequency = '5ThD'

    OR @SessionFrequency = '1FD' OR @SessionFrequency = '2FD' OR @SessionFrequency = '3FD' OR @SessionFrequency = '4FD' OR @SessionFrequency = '5FD'

    OR @SessionFrequency = '1SD' OR @SessionFrequency = '2SD' OR @SessionFrequency = '3SD' OR @SessionFrequency = '4SD' OR @SessionFrequency = '5SD'

    BEGIN

    IF dbo.CheckDayMatch(@ViewDate, @SessionFrequency) = 1

    BEGIN

    Select @index = 1

    Select @StartDate = @SessionStartDate

    END

    END

    Fetch SessionCurs into

    @SessionStartDate, @SessionFrequency

    END

    CLOSE SessionCurs

    DEALLOCATE SessionCurs

    If @index = 1

    BEGIN

    If @Stream <> 0

    BEGIN

    DECLARE SectionCurs CURSOR FAST_FORWARD FOR

    SELECT Stream, StartTime, EndTime, SlotLength

    FROM dbo.AmsClinicTemplateSection

    WHERE ClinicID = @ClinicID and StartDate = @StartDate and Stream = @Stream

    ORDER BY StartTime, EndTime

    FOR READ ONLY

    END

    ELSE

    BEGIN

    DECLARE SectionCurs CURSOR FAST_FORWARD FOR

    SELECT Stream, StartTime, EndTime, SlotLength

    FROM dbo.AmsClinicTemplateSection

    WHERE ClinicID = @ClinicID AND StartDate = @StartDate

    ORDER BY Stream, StartTime, EndTime

    FOR READ ONLY

    END

    OPEN SectionCurs

    FETCH SectionCurs into

    @SectionStream, @SectionStartTime, @SectionEndTime, @SectionSlotLength

    Declare @Time DateTime

    While (@@fetch_status = 0)

    BEGIN

    Select @Time = @SectionStartTime

    While (@Time < @SectionEndTime)

    BEGIN

    INSERT #Temp_AmsClinicList (SequenceID, StartTime, Duration, Stream, HCPCode, HCP, ClientID, ClientName,

    Activity, ArrivalTime, ActualTime, OutcomeCode, Outcome, FrozenReason, Timestamps, DischargeIndicator,

    CanBeDischarge, ReferralNumber, OutcomeDNA, ActualDuration, UBRN)

    VALUES (NULL, @Time, @SectionSlotLength, @SectionStream, NULL, '- None -', NULL, 'Vacant',

    '- None -', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, NULL)

    Select @Time = DateAdd(n, @SectionSlotLength, @Time)

    END

    FETCH SectionCurs into

    @SectionStream, @SectionStartTime, @SectionEndTime, @SectionSlotLength

    END

    CLOSE SectionCurs

    DEALLOCATE SectionCurs

    /*use cursor for appointments retrieved*/

    BEGIN

    INSERT INTO @AmsAppointment (

    SequenceID, GenHCPCode , ClinicID , AppointmentDate ,

    IntendedTime , Stream , IntendedDuration , Location ,

    AppointmentType , NonClientAppointmentFlag , UBRN, AMSClinicSectionID, Status )

    --take into account the intended duration can span over from the previous day

    --select previous days first that span over, the start time will be midnight for the current day

    --also calculated the duration that is left over for today as we want to show it upto its end point on the clinic list view

    SELECT SequenceID, GenHCPCode, ClinicID, AppointmentDate, dbo.nicetime('00:00:00.000') AS IntendedTime, --intended time starts at midnight as its spanned across days

    Stream,

    --get the duration left over today

    (datediff(n, @ViewDate, dateadd(minute,IntendedDuration,dateadd(minute, datepart(minute,intendedtime),(dateadd(hour,datepart(hour,intendedtime),appointmentdate)))))) as IntendedDuration,

    Location, AppointmentType, NonClientAppointmentFlag, UBRN, AMSClinicSectionID, Status

    From dbo.AmsAppointment

    Where ClinicID = @ClinicID

    --does not start on the view date

    AND dbo.NiceDate(AppointmentDate)<> dbo.nicedate(@ViewDate)

    --and does not start after view date

    AND datediff(n, dbo.nicedate(AppointmentDate), dbo.nicedate(@ViewDate)) > 0

    --but starts before the viewdate and spans across to the view date

    AND datediff(n, dateadd(minute,IntendedDuration,dateadd(minute, datepart(minute,intendedtime),(dateadd(hour,datepart(hour,intendedtime),appointmentdate)))), @ViewDate) <0

    AND CancellationDateTime IS NULL

    AND Stream <> 0

    --other appointments that start on the same date

    UNION

    SELECT SequenceID, GenHCPCode, ClinicID, AppointmentDate, IntendedTime,

    Stream, IntendedDuration, Location, AppointmentType, NonClientAppointmentFlag, UBRN, AMSClinicSectionID, Status

    FROM dbo.AmsAppointment

    WHERE AmsAppointment.ClinicID = @ClinicID

    AND AmsAppointment.AppointmentDate = @ViewDate

    AND CancellationDateTime IS NULL

    AND Stream <> 0

    DECLARE AppointmentCurs CURSOR FAST_FORWARD FOR

    SELECT DISTINCT aa.SequenceID, aa.Stream, aa.GenHCPCode,

    GenPerson.Firstname, GenPerson.Surname, dbo.nicetime(aa.IntendedTime) as IntendedTime, aa.IntendedDuration,

    AmsAppointmentContact.ClientID,ISNULL(ClientName.GivenName1,' '), ClientName.Surname,

    AmsAppointmentContact.ArrivalTime, AmsAppointmentContact.ActualTime,

    AmsAppointmentContact.Outcome, AmsOutcome.CodeDescription, Convert(MONEY, AmsAppointmentContact.Timestamps),

    AmsOutcome.DischargeIndicator, AmsOutcome.DNA, AmsAppointmentContact.ActualDuration, aa.UBRN, --aa.AmsClinicSectionID,

    CASE WHEN csa.SequenceID IS NULL THEN 0 ELSE 1 END AS HasImms, aa.AmsClinicSectionID, aa.Status

    FROM @AmsAppointment AS aa

    LEFT JOIN dbo.AmsAppointmentContact ON aa.SequenceID = AmsAppointmentContact.SequenceID

    LEFT JOIN dbo.ClientName ON AmsAppointmentContact.ClientID = ClientName.ClientID

    INNER JOIN dbo.ClientAliasType WITH (NOLOCK) ON ClientAliasType.Code = ClientName.AliasType AND ClientAliasType.SpineCode = 'L'

    LEFT JOIN dbo.AmsOutcome WITH (NOLOCK) ON AmsAppointmentContact.Outcome = AmsOutcome.Code

    LEFT JOIN dbo.GenPerson ON aa.GenHCPCode COLLATE DATABASE_DEFAULT = GenPerson.GenPersonID COLLATE DATABASE_DEFAULT

    LEFT JOIN dbo.ChdSchedulerAppointment csa

    JOIN dbo.ChdSchedulerAppointmentImmunisationLink csail ON csa.SequenceID = csail.SchedulerAppSeqID

    JOIN dbo.ChdClientImmunisation csi ON csail.ImmsSeqID = csi.SequenceID AND ISNULL(csi.Deleted, 0) = 0

    ON aa.SequenceID = csa.AmsSeqID

    WHERE (aa.Stream = @Stream OR @Stream = 0)

    AND AmsAppointmentContact.CancellationDateTime IS NULL

    ORDER BY IntendedTime

    FOR READ ONLY

    END

    OPEN AppointmentCurs

    FETCH AppointmentCurs Into

    @SequenceID, @AppointmentStream, @HCPCode, @HCPFirstname, @HCPSurname, @AppointmentTime,

    @Duration, @ClientID, @ClientFirstname, @ClientSurname, @ArrivalTime, @ActualTime, @OutcomeCode,

    @Outcome, @Timestamps, @DischargeIndicator, @DNAFlag, @ActualDuration, @UBRN, @HasImms, @AmsClinicSectionID, @Status

    WHILE (@@Fetch_status = 0)

    BEGIN

    Select @Activity = NULL

    IF (@ClientID IS NULL) AND (@UBRN IS NOT NULL)

    SET @ClientName = 'CABReserved'

    ELSE

    SET @ClientName = @ClientFirstname + ' ' + @ClientSurname

    Select @HCPName = @HCPFirstname + ' ' + @HCPSurname

    Set @activity = (Select Top 1 GenActivity.CodeDescription

    From dbo.GenActivity WITH (NOLOCK)

    Where Code IN

    (Select GenActivityCode

    From dbo.AmsAppointmentContactActivity

    Where SequenceID = @SequenceID and ClientID = @ClientID))

    DELETE #Temp_AmsClinicList

    WHERE SequenceID Is NULL And Stream = @AppointmentStream

    AND ( dbo.nicetime(StartTime) BETWEEN dbo.nicetime(@AppointmentTime) AND dbo.nicetime(DateAdd(n, isnull(@ActualDuration, @Duration)-1, @AppointmentTime))

    OR StartTime = @AppointmentTime)

    SELECT @ReferralNumber = ReferralID FROM dbo.AmsAppointmentContact WHERE ClientID = @ClientID AND SequenceID = @SequenceID

    IF @ReferralNumber = 0

    INSERT #Temp_AmsClinicList(SequenceID, StartTime, Duration, Stream, HCPCode, HCP, ClientID, ClientName,

    Activity, ArrivalTime, ActualTime, OutcomeCode, Outcome, FrozenReason, Timestamps, DischargeIndicator,

    CanBeDischarge, ReferralNumber, OutcomeDNA, ActualDuration, UBRN, HasImms, AmsClinicSectionID, Status)

    VALUES(@SequenceID, @AppointmentTime, @Duration, @AppointmentStream, @HCPCode, @HCPName, @ClientID, @ClientName,

    IsNull(@Activity, '- None -'), @ArrivalTime, @ActualTime, @OutcomeCode, IsNull(@Outcome, '- Outcome -'), NULL,

    @Timestamps, @DischargeIndicator, 0, @ReferralNumber, ISNULL(@DNAFlag, 0), @ActualDuration, @UBRN, @HasImms, @AmsClinicSectionID, @Status)

    ELSE

    BEGIN

    SELECT @DischargeReason = DischargeReason FROM dbo.AmsReferral WHERE ClientID = @ClientID AND ReferralNumber = @ReferralNumber

    IF @DischargeReason = '' OR @DischargeReason IS NULL

    INSERT #Temp_AmsClinicList(SequenceID, StartTime, Duration, Stream, HCPCode, HCP, ClientID, ClientName,

    Activity, ArrivalTime, ActualTime, OutcomeCode, Outcome, FrozenReason, Timestamps, DischargeIndicator,

    CanBeDischarge, ReferralNumber, OutcomeDNA, ActualDuration, UBRN, HasImms, AmsClinicSectionID, Status)

    VALUES(@SequenceID, @AppointmentTime, @Duration, @AppointmentStream, @HCPCode, @HCPName, @ClientID, @ClientName,

    IsNull(@Activity, '- None -'), @ArrivalTime, @ActualTime, @OutcomeCode, IsNull(@Outcome, '- Outcome -'), NULL,

    @Timestamps, @DischargeIndicator, 1, @ReferralNumber, ISNULL(@DNAFlag, 0), @ActualDuration, @UBRN, @HasImms, @AmsClinicSectionID, @Status)

    ELSE

    INSERT #Temp_AmsClinicList(SequenceID, StartTime, Duration, Stream, HCPCode, HCP, ClientID, ClientName,

    Activity, ArrivalTime, ActualTime, OutcomeCode, Outcome, FrozenReason, Timestamps, DischargeIndicator,

    CanBeDischarge, ReferralNumber, OutcomeDNA, ActualDuration, UBRN, HasImms, AmsClinicSectionID, Status)

    VALUES(@SequenceID, @AppointmentTime, @Duration, @AppointmentStream, @HCPCode, @HCPName, @ClientID, @ClientName,

    IsNull(@Activity, '- None -'), @ArrivalTime, @ActualTime, @OutcomeCode, IsNull(@Outcome, '- Outcome -'), NULL,

    @Timestamps, @DischargeIndicator, 0, @ReferralNumber, ISNULL(@DNAFlag, 0), @ActualDuration, @UBRN, @HasImms, @AmsClinicSectionID, @Status)

    /*end if*/

    END/* end if */

    Fetch AppointmentCurs Into

    @SequenceID, @AppointmentStream, @HCPCode, @HCPFirstname, @HCPSurname, @AppointmentTime, @Duration,

    @ClientID, @ClientFirstname, @ClientSurname, @ArrivalTime, @ActualTime, @OutcomeCode, @Outcome,

    @Timestamps, @DischargeIndicator, @DNAFlag, @ActualDuration, @UBRN, @HasImms, @AmsClinicSectionID, @Status

    END

    CLOSE AppointmentCurs

    DEALLOCATE AppointmentCurs

    /*use cursor for frozen slots retrieved

    Frozen slots are union of slots from template and clinicstreamfrozen table*/

    BEGIN

    If @Stream <> 0

    BEGIN

    DECLARE FrozenCurs CURSOR FAST_FORWARD FOR

    SELECT AmsClinicTemplateStreamFrozen.Stream,

    AmsClinicTemplateStreamFrozen.StartTime,

    AmsClinicTemplateStreamFrozen.EndTime, AmsFrozenReason.CodeDescription

    FROM dbo.AmsClinicTemplateStreamFrozen

    LEFT JOIN dbo.AmsFrozenReason WITH (NOLOCK) ON AmsClinicTemplateStreamFrozen.AmsFrozenReasonCode = AmsFrozenReason.Code

    WHERE AmsClinicTemplateStreamFrozen.ClinicID=@ClinicID

    AND AmsClinicTemplateStreamFrozen.StartDate = @StartDate

    AND AmsClinicTemplateStreamFrozen.Stream = @Stream

    UNION

    SELECT AmsClinicStreamFrozen.Stream, AmsClinicStreamFrozen.StartTime,

    AmsClinicStreamFrozen.EndTime, AmsFrozenReason.CodeDescription

    FROM dbo.AmsClinicStreamFrozen

    LEFT JOIN AmsFrozenReason WITH (NOLOCK) ON AmsClinicStreamFrozen.AmsFrozenReasonCode = AmsFrozenReason.Code

    WHERE AmsClinicStreamFrozen.ClinicID = @ClinicID

    AND AmsClinicStreamFrozen.ClinicDate = @ViewDate

    AND AmsClinicStreamFrozen.Stream = @Stream

    FOR READ ONLY

    END

    ELSE

    BEGIN

    DECLARE FrozenCurs CURSOR FAST_FORWARD FOR

    SELECT AmsClinicTemplateStreamFrozen.Stream,

    AmsClinicTemplateStreamFrozen.StartTime,

    AmsClinicTemplateStreamFrozen.EndTime, AmsFrozenReason.CodeDescription

    FROM dbo.AmsClinicTemplateStreamFrozen

    LEFT JOIN dbo.AmsFrozenReason WITH (NOLOCK) ON AmsClinicTemplateStreamFrozen.AmsFrozenReasonCode = AmsFrozenReason.Code

    WHERE AmsClinicTemplateStreamFrozen.ClinicID=@ClinicID

    AND AmsClinicTemplateStreamFrozen.StartDate = @StartDate

    UNION

    SELECT AmsClinicStreamFrozen.Stream, AmsClinicStreamFrozen.StartTime,

    AmsClinicStreamFrozen.EndTime, AmsFrozenReason.CodeDescription

    FROM dbo.AmsClinicStreamFrozen

    LEFT JOIN dbo.AmsFrozenReason WITH (NOLOCK) ON AmsClinicStreamFrozen.AmsFrozenReasonCode = AmsFrozenReason.Code

    WHERE AmsClinicStreamFrozen.ClinicID = @ClinicID

    AND AmsClinicStreamFrozen.ClinicDate = @ViewDate

    FOR READ ONLY

    END

    END

    OPEN FrozenCurs

    Fetch FrozenCurs INTO

    @FrozenStream, @FrozenStartTime, @FrozenEndTime, @FrozenReason

    WHILE(@@fetch_status = 0)

    BEGIN

    DELETE #Temp_AmsClinicList

    WHERE

    SequenceID IS NULL

    AND Stream = @FrozenStream

    AND dbo.TimeFromDateTime(StartTime) >= dbo.TimeFromDateTime(@FrozenStartTime)

    AND dbo.TimeFromDateTime(StartTime) < dbo.TimeFromDateTime(@FrozenEndTime)

    INSERT #Temp_AmsClinicList(SequenceID, StartTime, Duration, Stream, HCPCode, HCP, ClientID, ClientName,

    Activity, ArrivalTime, ActualTime, OutcomeCode, Outcome, FrozenReason, Timestamps, DischargeIndicator,

    CanBeDischarge, ReferralNumber, OutcomeDNA, ActualDuration, UBRN)

    VALUES('FROZEN', @FrozenStartTime, DateDiff(n, @FrozenStartTime, @FrozenEndTime), @FrozenStream,

    NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, @FrozenEndTime, NULL, NULL, NULL, @FrozenReason, NULL,

    NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, NULL)

    Fetch FrozenCurs INTO

    @FrozenStream, @FrozenStartTime, @FrozenEndTime, @FrozenReason

    END

    CLOSE FrozenCurs

    DEALLOCATE FrozenCurs

    END

    /*Select results on the temp table*/

    SELECT SequenceID, Stream, Convert(char(8), StartTime, 108) AS StartTime,

    HCPCode, HCP, Duration, ClientID, isnull(ClientName, '(Unnamed Client)') as ClientName, Activity, ArrivalTime,

    ActualTime, Outcome, FrozenReason, Timestamps, DischargeIndicator,

    CanBeDischarge, ReferralNumber, OutcomeDNA, ActualDuration, UBRN, HasImms, AmsClinicSectionID, Status

    FROM #Temp_AmsClinicList

    ORDER BY StartTime, Stream, Duration ASC, SequenceID

    Thanks a lot for your time..

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  • CirquedeSQLeil --- Got any clues on this?

    have a great weekend...

    Thanks

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  • I spotted 4 c.u.r.s.o.r.s being part of that sproc but you already mentioned you're going to work on it. I think it's the major part of the poor performance.

    The function [dbo].[CheckDayMatch] itself does "just" a calculation based on the parameter provided, without performing any table access. So, it's not THAT bad. But I would still consider one of the following concepts:

    Option 1:

    Add a computed persisted column to get the day of week.

    Reason: If you'd get the day of week based on the [Frequency] column using DATEDIFF(dd,0,Frequency)%7+1 instead of 'Monday' or 'Tuesday'

    in combination with the computed column holding a numeric value based on

    WHEN 'MD' THEN 1

    WHEN 'TuD' THEN 2

    instead of 'Monday' or 'Tuesday' you'd get a more robust sproc.

    If you want to see the current sproc to fail simply change the language to something different than English (e.g. SET LANGUAGE German). All of a sudden the function DATENAME(dw, @ViewDate) will return 'Montag' instead of 'Monday'.The setting of @DayName won't match anymore... Ouch!

    Option 2:

    Once the c.u.r.s.o.r.s are replaced with a set based solution (still calling the function) I'd replace the function with a CROSS APPLY syntax.

    The first option would allow to get rid of a function call for each row but you'd have to pay the price of addtl. disc space (if that's an issue). I wouldn't expect any benefit from indexing since the distribution most probably would lead to ignore the index (1 out of 7 = about 13% per value...)

    The second option won't require another column but would still be a call for each row behind the scene.

    I would test both solutions as well as the function and see which one fits best (including the overall scenario).

    But the most important issue: get rid of those RBAR code!!!



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  • Thanks for stepping in Lutz

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  • CirquedeSQLeil (9/17/2010)


    Thanks for stepping in Lutz

    [cringingness ON]

    I'm glad being recognized by an SSChampion to be of some sort of help. 😀

    [cringingness OFF]

    More serious: Congrats for being the 6th person climbing up to that level!!!!!!



    Lutz
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  • LutzM (9/17/2010)


    CirquedeSQLeil (9/17/2010)


    Thanks for stepping in Lutz

    [cringingness ON]

    I'm glad being recognized by an SSChampion to be of some sort of help. 😀

    [cringingness OFF]

    More serious: Congrats for being the 6th person climbing up to that level!!!!!!

    Thank you.

    I find you to be highly helpful quite often.

    Jason...AKA CirqueDeSQLeil
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  • CirquedeSQLeil (9/17/2010)


    LutzM (9/17/2010)


    ...

    [...] I find you to be highly helpful quite often.

    :blush:



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  • Thanks Lutz..I will work on them as you advised...

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  • Hello,

    looking at your code there is something I don't understand, let's me explain:

    You define your first cursor, SessionCurs,

    DECLARE SessionCurs CURSOR FAST_FORWARD FOR

    Select StartDate, Frequency

    FROM dbo.AmsClinicTemplateSession

    WHERE ClinicID=@ClinicID AND StartDate <= @ViewDate

    AND IsNull(EndDate, DateAdd(d, 1, @ViewDate)) >= @ViewDate

    FOR READ ONLY

    and then you check if any of your rows meet some criteria; if so you code

    Select @index = 1

    Select @StartDate = @SessionStartDate

    That is, you find some records to be processed and keep this information in the variable @Index. Then you keep the value of @StartDate to use it next.

    But StartDate in your cursor has not a fixed value, you are keeping all the values for StartDate and use the last value found; what is the meaning of this?, you are taking a random value, right?. Why do you take a random value?. Why not exiting the loop after finding the first row matching the criteria?.

    What I'm missing?

    Regards,

    Francesc

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