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  1. #1
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    Help me to improve me the performance

    i am having one requirement in which lacks of records will be inserted into a table from a button click event in
    an aspx page.the logic goes like this. it contains 4 for loops checking for array of records whether selected
    ( from a chkboxlist). for every selection it checks for the other array and if yes it inserts. likewise it goes for all the
    checkbox array and henck this many records. what i did was , i wrote insert statement for each row
    and so its taking **** a lot of time to get insert. everything is inserted in a single table.
    How to increase the performance. is it possible to avoid this usinf sp. if yes is it possible to
    pass an array as a parameter to the sp.pls help me.
    thanks in advance
    Vinoth

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    Re: Help me to improve me the performance

    Well, one option may be to batch insert (seperating multiple commands via semicolon). I have a feeling though the insert isn't your problem (unless you're creating multiple connections per insert set) but rather the algorithm you're using to determine the presence of data. If you post code with a little better explanation of exactly what happens, we may be able to help futher.

  3. #3
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    Re: Help me to improve me the performance

    hi,
    thanks for ur reply. it seems there's no problem in the looping( the logic) b'coz its necessary to iterate for that many records(aprox 2 lacs) and i need to insert into the table.i was asked not to change the table structure and need to optimize it.i've tried it with the sp in sqlserver and need to test the performance.Any sugestions welcomed. once again thanks.
    vinoth

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