Consider the following table
CREATE TABLE TAB (
CLM1 INT IDENTITY(1,1) PRIMARY KEY
,CLM2 CHAR(5)
,CLM3 TEXT
,CLM4 DATETIME)
The above table has more than 1 million rows.
I want to update all the rows in this table which have CLM2 = 'ABCDE' to 'LKJHG'.
Note, this operation may result in at least 60% of the table rows being affected.
Please write a script which does this task in an optimum way.
ANSWER: for performance i have update bach by batch.
set rowcount 1000
declare @cnt int=1
while(@cnt>0)
begin
UPDATE TAB
SET CLM2 = 'LKJHG'
WHERE CLM2 = 'ABCDE'
set @cnt=@@rowcount;
end
USING BATCHES TO DELETE LARGE RECORDS IN A TABLE :
--We have 1 million records in a table then a simple delete is
DELETE FROM MYTABLE WHERE COL1=1
it can take a while when you have for instance 1 million records to delete. It can results in a table lock which has a negative impact on the performance of your application.
As of SQL2005/2008 you can delete records in a table in batches with the DELETE TOP (BatchSize) statement. This method has 3 advantages
CREATE TABLE DEMO (COL1 INT,COL2 INT)
DECLARE @COUNTER INT
SET @COUNTER = 1
INSERT INTO DEMO (COL1,COL2) Values (2,2)
WHILE @COUNTER < 50000
BEGIN
INSERT INTO DEMO (COL1,COL2) Values (1,@COUNTER)
SET @COUNTER = @COUNTER + 1
END
/*
-- Show content of the table
SELECT COL1, COUNT(*) FROM DEMO GROUP BY COL1
*/
-- Deleting records in batches of 1000 records
DECLARE @BatchSize INT
SET @BatchSize = 1000
WHILE @BatchSize <> 0
BEGIN
DELETE TOP (@BatchSize)
FROM DEMO
WHERE COL1 = 1
SET @BatchSize = @@rowcount
END
-- SELECT * FROM Demo -- Now we have only 1 record left
----other example
CREATE TABLE TAB (
CLM1 INT IDENTITY(1,1) PRIMARY KEY
,CLM2 CHAR(5)
,CLM3 TEXT
,CLM4 DATETIME)
The above table has more than 1 million rows.
I want to update all the rows in this table which have CLM2 = 'ABCDE' to 'LKJHG'.
Note, this operation may result in at least 60% of the table rows being affected.
Please write a script which does this task in an optimum way.
ANSWER: for performance i have update bach by batch.
set rowcount 1000
declare @cnt int=1
while(@cnt>0)
begin
UPDATE TAB
SET CLM2 = 'LKJHG'
WHERE CLM2 = 'ABCDE'
set @cnt=@@rowcount;
end
USING BATCHES TO DELETE LARGE RECORDS IN A TABLE :
--We have 1 million records in a table then a simple delete is
DELETE FROM MYTABLE WHERE COL1=1
it can take a while when you have for instance 1 million records to delete. It can results in a table lock which has a negative impact on the performance of your application.
As of SQL2005/2008 you can delete records in a table in batches with the DELETE TOP (BatchSize) statement. This method has 3 advantages
- It will not create one big transaction.
- It avoids a table lock.
- If the delete statement is canceled, only the last batch is rolled back. Records in previous batches are deleted.
CREATE TABLE DEMO (COL1 INT,COL2 INT)
DECLARE @COUNTER INT
SET @COUNTER = 1
INSERT INTO DEMO (COL1,COL2) Values (2,2)
WHILE @COUNTER < 50000
BEGIN
INSERT INTO DEMO (COL1,COL2) Values (1,@COUNTER)
SET @COUNTER = @COUNTER + 1
END
/*
-- Show content of the table
SELECT COL1, COUNT(*) FROM DEMO GROUP BY COL1
*/
-- Deleting records in batches of 1000 records
DECLARE @BatchSize INT
SET @BatchSize = 1000
WHILE @BatchSize <> 0
BEGIN
DELETE TOP (@BatchSize)
FROM DEMO
WHERE COL1 = 1
SET @BatchSize = @@rowcount
END
-- SELECT * FROM Demo -- Now we have only 1 record left
----other example
SET ROWCOUNT 5000; -- set batch size
WHILE EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM myTable WHERE date < '2013-01-03')
BEGIN
DELETE FROM myTable
WHERE date < '2013-01-03'
END;
SET ROWCOUNT 0; -- set batch size back to "no limit"
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