SELECT Row that is added or removed during last query
I want to sync the table every few minutes to remote database, I want it to as efficient as possible. So I write this stored procedure that will only return rows that is added or removed after the last query.
Basically, this stored procedure will return something like this:
190107080001 | REMOVED | NULL | NULL | NULL | NULL | NULL |
190107080005 | ADDED | 225545 | Name2 | 5 | Specialist2 | 26 |
190107080108 | ADDED | 230139 | Name3 | 8 | Specialist3 | 44 |
Note: the [key]
is actually simple hashed value from the row itself, the remote database will use the [key]
as Identity,
Actually I do not have problem with this code until now, but I think my implementation is not effective enough considering I will execute this query 24/7.
CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[GetMonthlySchedules]
AS
BEGIN
-- SET NOCOUNT ON added to prevent extra result sets from
-- interfering with SELECT statements.
SET NOCOUNT ON;
----------------------------------------------------------------
-- Select new record and save it to temporary table
----------------------------------------------------------------
SELECT [key]
, id
, therapist
, therapistId
, specialist
, specialistId
INTO #Temp_MonthSchedule
FROM doc
INNER JOIN spe ON doc.specialistId = spe.Id
INNER JOIN lis ON doc.Id = lis.DocId
WHERE lis.Dt >= DATEADD(dd, 1, DATEDIFF(dd, 0, GETDATE()))
AND lis.Dt <= DATEADD(mm, 1, DATEDIFF(dd, 0, GETDATE()))
----------------------------------------------------------------
-- Select the different between old and new records to return it later
----------------------------------------------------------------
SELECT ISNULL(old.[key], new.[key]) AS [key]
, CASE WHEN old.Id IS NULL THEN 'ADDED' WHEN new.Id IS NULL THEN 'REMOVED' END AS operation
, new.id, new.therapist, new.therapistId, new.specialist, new.specialistId
INTO #Temp_MonthScheduleDiff
FROM ComparerMonthSchedule AS old
FULL OUTER JOIN #Temp_MonthSchedule AS new
ON old.[key] = new.[key]
WHERE old.id IS NULL
OR new.id IS NULL
----------------------------------------------------------------
-- Replace old record with new record
----------------------------------------------------------------
DELETE FROM ComparerMonthSchedule
INSERT INTO ComparerMonthSchedule SELECT * FROM #Android_Temp_MonthSchedule
----------------------------------------------------------------
-- Return records
----------------------------------------------------------------
SELECT * FROM #Temp_MonthScheduleDiff
----------------------------------------------------------------
-- Delete temporal table
----------------------------------------------------------------
IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..#Temp_TodaySchedule') IS NOT NULL BEGIN DROP TABLE #Temp_TodaySchedule END;
IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..#Temp_TodayScheduleDiff') IS NOT NULL BEGIN DROP TABLE #Temp_TodayScheduleDiff END;
END
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I want to sync the table every few minutes to remote database, I want it to as efficient as possible. So I write this stored procedure that will only return rows that is added or removed after the last query.
Basically, this stored procedure will return something like this:
190107080001 | REMOVED | NULL | NULL | NULL | NULL | NULL |
190107080005 | ADDED | 225545 | Name2 | 5 | Specialist2 | 26 |
190107080108 | ADDED | 230139 | Name3 | 8 | Specialist3 | 44 |
Note: the [key]
is actually simple hashed value from the row itself, the remote database will use the [key]
as Identity,
Actually I do not have problem with this code until now, but I think my implementation is not effective enough considering I will execute this query 24/7.
CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[GetMonthlySchedules]
AS
BEGIN
-- SET NOCOUNT ON added to prevent extra result sets from
-- interfering with SELECT statements.
SET NOCOUNT ON;
----------------------------------------------------------------
-- Select new record and save it to temporary table
----------------------------------------------------------------
SELECT [key]
, id
, therapist
, therapistId
, specialist
, specialistId
INTO #Temp_MonthSchedule
FROM doc
INNER JOIN spe ON doc.specialistId = spe.Id
INNER JOIN lis ON doc.Id = lis.DocId
WHERE lis.Dt >= DATEADD(dd, 1, DATEDIFF(dd, 0, GETDATE()))
AND lis.Dt <= DATEADD(mm, 1, DATEDIFF(dd, 0, GETDATE()))
----------------------------------------------------------------
-- Select the different between old and new records to return it later
----------------------------------------------------------------
SELECT ISNULL(old.[key], new.[key]) AS [key]
, CASE WHEN old.Id IS NULL THEN 'ADDED' WHEN new.Id IS NULL THEN 'REMOVED' END AS operation
, new.id, new.therapist, new.therapistId, new.specialist, new.specialistId
INTO #Temp_MonthScheduleDiff
FROM ComparerMonthSchedule AS old
FULL OUTER JOIN #Temp_MonthSchedule AS new
ON old.[key] = new.[key]
WHERE old.id IS NULL
OR new.id IS NULL
----------------------------------------------------------------
-- Replace old record with new record
----------------------------------------------------------------
DELETE FROM ComparerMonthSchedule
INSERT INTO ComparerMonthSchedule SELECT * FROM #Android_Temp_MonthSchedule
----------------------------------------------------------------
-- Return records
----------------------------------------------------------------
SELECT * FROM #Temp_MonthScheduleDiff
----------------------------------------------------------------
-- Delete temporal table
----------------------------------------------------------------
IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..#Temp_TodaySchedule') IS NOT NULL BEGIN DROP TABLE #Temp_TodaySchedule END;
IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..#Temp_TodayScheduleDiff') IS NOT NULL BEGIN DROP TABLE #Temp_TodayScheduleDiff END;
END
performance sql sql-server
add a comment |
I want to sync the table every few minutes to remote database, I want it to as efficient as possible. So I write this stored procedure that will only return rows that is added or removed after the last query.
Basically, this stored procedure will return something like this:
190107080001 | REMOVED | NULL | NULL | NULL | NULL | NULL |
190107080005 | ADDED | 225545 | Name2 | 5 | Specialist2 | 26 |
190107080108 | ADDED | 230139 | Name3 | 8 | Specialist3 | 44 |
Note: the [key]
is actually simple hashed value from the row itself, the remote database will use the [key]
as Identity,
Actually I do not have problem with this code until now, but I think my implementation is not effective enough considering I will execute this query 24/7.
CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[GetMonthlySchedules]
AS
BEGIN
-- SET NOCOUNT ON added to prevent extra result sets from
-- interfering with SELECT statements.
SET NOCOUNT ON;
----------------------------------------------------------------
-- Select new record and save it to temporary table
----------------------------------------------------------------
SELECT [key]
, id
, therapist
, therapistId
, specialist
, specialistId
INTO #Temp_MonthSchedule
FROM doc
INNER JOIN spe ON doc.specialistId = spe.Id
INNER JOIN lis ON doc.Id = lis.DocId
WHERE lis.Dt >= DATEADD(dd, 1, DATEDIFF(dd, 0, GETDATE()))
AND lis.Dt <= DATEADD(mm, 1, DATEDIFF(dd, 0, GETDATE()))
----------------------------------------------------------------
-- Select the different between old and new records to return it later
----------------------------------------------------------------
SELECT ISNULL(old.[key], new.[key]) AS [key]
, CASE WHEN old.Id IS NULL THEN 'ADDED' WHEN new.Id IS NULL THEN 'REMOVED' END AS operation
, new.id, new.therapist, new.therapistId, new.specialist, new.specialistId
INTO #Temp_MonthScheduleDiff
FROM ComparerMonthSchedule AS old
FULL OUTER JOIN #Temp_MonthSchedule AS new
ON old.[key] = new.[key]
WHERE old.id IS NULL
OR new.id IS NULL
----------------------------------------------------------------
-- Replace old record with new record
----------------------------------------------------------------
DELETE FROM ComparerMonthSchedule
INSERT INTO ComparerMonthSchedule SELECT * FROM #Android_Temp_MonthSchedule
----------------------------------------------------------------
-- Return records
----------------------------------------------------------------
SELECT * FROM #Temp_MonthScheduleDiff
----------------------------------------------------------------
-- Delete temporal table
----------------------------------------------------------------
IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..#Temp_TodaySchedule') IS NOT NULL BEGIN DROP TABLE #Temp_TodaySchedule END;
IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..#Temp_TodayScheduleDiff') IS NOT NULL BEGIN DROP TABLE #Temp_TodayScheduleDiff END;
END
performance sql sql-server
I want to sync the table every few minutes to remote database, I want it to as efficient as possible. So I write this stored procedure that will only return rows that is added or removed after the last query.
Basically, this stored procedure will return something like this:
190107080001 | REMOVED | NULL | NULL | NULL | NULL | NULL |
190107080005 | ADDED | 225545 | Name2 | 5 | Specialist2 | 26 |
190107080108 | ADDED | 230139 | Name3 | 8 | Specialist3 | 44 |
Note: the [key]
is actually simple hashed value from the row itself, the remote database will use the [key]
as Identity,
Actually I do not have problem with this code until now, but I think my implementation is not effective enough considering I will execute this query 24/7.
CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[GetMonthlySchedules]
AS
BEGIN
-- SET NOCOUNT ON added to prevent extra result sets from
-- interfering with SELECT statements.
SET NOCOUNT ON;
----------------------------------------------------------------
-- Select new record and save it to temporary table
----------------------------------------------------------------
SELECT [key]
, id
, therapist
, therapistId
, specialist
, specialistId
INTO #Temp_MonthSchedule
FROM doc
INNER JOIN spe ON doc.specialistId = spe.Id
INNER JOIN lis ON doc.Id = lis.DocId
WHERE lis.Dt >= DATEADD(dd, 1, DATEDIFF(dd, 0, GETDATE()))
AND lis.Dt <= DATEADD(mm, 1, DATEDIFF(dd, 0, GETDATE()))
----------------------------------------------------------------
-- Select the different between old and new records to return it later
----------------------------------------------------------------
SELECT ISNULL(old.[key], new.[key]) AS [key]
, CASE WHEN old.Id IS NULL THEN 'ADDED' WHEN new.Id IS NULL THEN 'REMOVED' END AS operation
, new.id, new.therapist, new.therapistId, new.specialist, new.specialistId
INTO #Temp_MonthScheduleDiff
FROM ComparerMonthSchedule AS old
FULL OUTER JOIN #Temp_MonthSchedule AS new
ON old.[key] = new.[key]
WHERE old.id IS NULL
OR new.id IS NULL
----------------------------------------------------------------
-- Replace old record with new record
----------------------------------------------------------------
DELETE FROM ComparerMonthSchedule
INSERT INTO ComparerMonthSchedule SELECT * FROM #Android_Temp_MonthSchedule
----------------------------------------------------------------
-- Return records
----------------------------------------------------------------
SELECT * FROM #Temp_MonthScheduleDiff
----------------------------------------------------------------
-- Delete temporal table
----------------------------------------------------------------
IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..#Temp_TodaySchedule') IS NOT NULL BEGIN DROP TABLE #Temp_TodaySchedule END;
IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..#Temp_TodayScheduleDiff') IS NOT NULL BEGIN DROP TABLE #Temp_TodayScheduleDiff END;
END
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