Speed of an Insertion
I am using SQL server 2000.
I am using a stored procedure to make a creation of a specific object.
This involves at most three INSERT statements and two SELECTS in a transaction.
The problem is that every time the stored procedure is executed for the 1st time on the server it takes a lot of time to complete. The next insertions are almost instantaneous - I guess because the execution plan had been stored.
Is there a way to load the execution plan before the first object creation? Or should I search for a way to speed up my creation stored procedure?
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