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“SQL command” vs “Table or view” when importing entire tables
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When using an OLEDB source editor, is there a performance benefit or difference in using "Sql Command" over "Table or View" when you want the entire table?
This is a variation on this question, in which the asker is talking about scenarios where they only want one or some columns in a table - in which case there is a benefit to using "Sql Command", as a select * from is still executed in the background when using "Table or View" even when columns are unticked.
I've also found this entry on the MSDN blog which states it is more efficient when looking at views due to the use of OpenRowset and a SET ROWCOUNT 1 which results in an inefficient query plan being cached and reused for the actual execution.
But if you're loading in a table and want every column, is there still an advantage to using the "Sql Command" option over "Table or View"?
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When using an OLEDB source editor, is there a performance benefit or difference in using "Sql Command" over "Table or View" when you want the entire table?
This is a variation on this question, in which the asker is talking about scenarios where they only want one or some columns in a table - in which case there is a benefit to using "Sql Command", as a select * from is still executed in the background when using "Table or View" even when columns are unticked.
I've also found this entry on the MSDN blog which states it is more efficient when looking at views due to the use of OpenRowset and a SET ROWCOUNT 1 which results in an inefficient query plan being cached and reused for the actual execution.
But if you're loading in a table and want every column, is there still an advantage to using the "Sql Command" option over "Table or View"?
sql-server sql-server-2012 ssis ssis-2012
asked Jun 21 '18 at 14:46
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Are you able to capture the SQL that is sent to the database with both options?
– Joe Obbish
Jun 25 '18 at 23:50
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When using an OLEDB source editor, is there a performance benefit or difference in using "Sql Command" over "Table or View" when you want the entire table?
This is a variation on this question, in which the asker is talking about scenarios where they only want one or some columns in a table - in which case there is a benefit to using "Sql Command", as a select * from is still executed in the background when using "Table or View" even when columns are unticked.
I've also found this entry on the MSDN blog which states it is more efficient when looking at views due to the use of OpenRowset and a SET ROWCOUNT 1 which results in an inefficient query plan being cached and reused for the actual execution.
But if you're loading in a table and want every column, is there still an advantage to using the "Sql Command" option over "Table or View"?
sql-server sql-server-2012 ssis ssis-2012
asked Jun 21 '18 at 14:46
KaiKai
1405
When using an OLEDB source editor, is there a performance benefit or difference in using "Sql Command" over "Table or View" when you want the entire table?
This is a variation on this question, in which the asker is talking about scenarios where they only want one or some columns in a table - in which case there is a benefit to using "Sql Command", as a select * from is still executed in the background when using "Table or View" even when columns are unticked.
I've also found this entry on the MSDN blog which states it is more efficient when looking at views due to the use of OpenRowset and a SET ROWCOUNT 1 which results in an inefficient query plan being cached and reused for the actual execution.
But if you're loading in a table and want every column, is there still an advantage to using the "Sql Command" option over "Table or View"?
sql-server sql-server-2012 ssis ssis-2012
sql-server sql-server-2012 ssis ssis-2012
asked Jun 21 '18 at 14:46
KaiKai
1405
asked Jun 21 '18 at 14:46
KaiKai
1405
asked Jun 21 '18 at 14:46
KaiKai
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asked Jun 21 '18 at 14:46
KaiKai
1405
asked Jun 21 '18 at 14:46
KaiKai
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Are you able to capture the SQL that is sent to the database with both options?
– Joe Obbish
Jun 25 '18 at 23:50
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Are you able to capture the SQL that is sent to the database with both options?
– Joe Obbish
Jun 25 '18 at 23:50
Are you able to capture the SQL that is sent to the database with both options?
– Joe Obbish
Jun 25 '18 at 23:50
Are you able to capture the SQL that is sent to the database with both options?
– Joe Obbish
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At one point in the product's past, selecting the table name from the drop down versus writing an explicit SELECT * FROM MyTable resulted in one fewer operation being performed. The table name selection did...something I can't reproduce now. It'd issue a command like though that resulted in a SELECT * but with an outer wrapper around it.
Profiler reports for 2014, it issued the command select * from [SB].[EventLog] A 2005/2008 instance would have indicated it did something like sp_somethingweird [SB].[EventLog]
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At one point in the product's past, selecting the table name from the drop down versus writing an explicit SELECT * FROM MyTable resulted in one fewer operation being performed. The table name selection did...something I can't reproduce now. It'd issue a command like though that resulted in a SELECT * but with an outer wrapper around it.
Profiler reports for 2014, it issued the command select * from [SB].[EventLog] A 2005/2008 instance would have indicated it did something like sp_somethingweird [SB].[EventLog]
answered Jun 27 '18 at 13:17
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At one point in the product's past, selecting the table name from the drop down versus writing an explicit SELECT * FROM MyTable resulted in one fewer operation being performed. The table name selection did...something I can't reproduce now. It'd issue a command like though that resulted in a SELECT * but with an outer wrapper around it.
Profiler reports for 2014, it issued the command select * from [SB].[EventLog] A 2005/2008 instance would have indicated it did something like sp_somethingweird [SB].[EventLog]
answered Jun 27 '18 at 13:17
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At one point in the product's past, selecting the table name from the drop down versus writing an explicit SELECT * FROM MyTable resulted in one fewer operation being performed. The table name selection did...something I can't reproduce now. It'd issue a command like though that resulted in a SELECT * but with an outer wrapper around it.
Profiler reports for 2014, it issued the command select * from [SB].[EventLog] A 2005/2008 instance would have indicated it did something like sp_somethingweird [SB].[EventLog]
answered Jun 27 '18 at 13:17
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At one point in the product's past, selecting the table name from the drop down versus writing an explicit SELECT * FROM MyTable resulted in one fewer operation being performed. The table name selection did...something I can't reproduce now. It'd issue a command like though that resulted in a SELECT * but with an outer wrapper around it.
Profiler reports for 2014, it issued the command select * from [SB].[EventLog] A 2005/2008 instance would have indicated it did something like sp_somethingweird [SB].[EventLog]
answered Jun 27 '18 at 13:17
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Are you able to capture the SQL that is sent to the database with both options?
– Joe Obbish
Jun 25 '18 at 23:50