I have a SQL Server 2012 stored procedure. I populate the temp table below, and it's pretty simple. However, after that I do it over him UPDATE.
Here is my T-SQL for declaring a temp table #SourceTable, filling it out and then making some updates on it. After all this, I just take this temporary table and paste it into a new table, which we populate with the statement MERGEthat joins DOI. DOIis the main column here, and you will see below that my statements UPDATEget MAX/MINin multiple columns based on this column, since the table can have multiple rows with the same DOI.
My question is: how can I speed up the filling #SourceTableor make my updates on it? Are there any indexes I can create? I am decent in SQL, but not the best in terms of performance. I am dealing with perhaps 60,000,000 entries here in the temp table. He has been working for almost 4 hours. This is a one-time convention for the script. I run once.
CREATE TABLE
(
DOI VARCHAR(72),
FullName NVARCHAR(128), LastName NVARCHAR(64),
FirstName NVARCHAR(64), FirstInitial NVARCHAR(10),
JournalId INT, JournalVolume VARCHAR(16),
JournalIssue VARCHAR(16), JournalFirstPage VARCHAR(16),
JournalLastPage VARCHAR(16), ArticleTitle NVARCHAR(1024),
PubYear SMALLINT, CreatedDate SMALLDATETIME,
UpdatedDate SMALLDATETIME,
ISSN_e VARCHAR(16), ISSN_p VARCHAR(16),
Citations INT, LastCitationRefresh SMALLDATETIME,
LastCitationRefreshValue SMALLINT, IsInSearch BIT,
BatchUpdatedDate SMALLDATETIME, LastIndexUpdate SMALLDATETIME,
ArticleClassificationId INT, ArticleClassificationUpdatedBy INT,
ArticleClassificationUpdatedDate SMALLDATETIME,
Affiliations VARCHAR(8000),
RowNum SMALLINT, MinCreatedDatePerDOI SMALLDATETIME,
MaxUpdatedDatePerDOI SMALLDATETIME,
MaxBatchUpdatedDatePerDOI SMALLDATETIME,
MaxArticleClassificationUpdatedByPerDOI INT,
MaxArticleClassificationUpdatedDatePerDOI SMALLDATETIME,
AffiliationsSameForAllDOI BIT, NewArticleId INT
)
INSERT INTO
SELECT
DOI, FullName, LastName, FirstName, FirstInitial,
JournalId, LEFT(JournalVolume,16) AS JournalVolume,
LEFT(JournalIssue,16) AS JournalIssue,
LEFT(JournalFirstPage,16) AS JournalFirstPage,
LEFT(JournalLastPage,16) AS JournalLastPage,
ArticleTitle, PubYear, CreatedDate, UpdatedDate,
ISSN_e, ISSN_p,
ISNULL(Citations,0) AS Citations, LastCitationRefresh,
LastCitationRefreshValue, IsInSearch, BatchUpdatedDate,
LastIndexUpdate, ArticleClassificationId,
ArticleClassificationUpdatedBy,
ArticleClassificationUpdatedDate, Affiliations,
ROW_NUMBER() OVER(PARTITION BY DOI ORDER BY UpdatedDate DESC, CreatedDate ASC) AS RowNum,
NULL AS MinCreatedDatePerDOI, NULL AS MaxUpdatedDatePerDOI,
NULL AS MaxBatchUpdatedDatePerDOI,
NULL AS MaxArticleClassificationUpdatedByPerDOI,
NULL AS ArticleClassificationUpdatedDatePerDOI,
0 AS AffiliationsSameForAllDOI, NULL AS NewArticleId
FROM
CrossRef_Articles WITH (NOLOCK)
UPDATE S
SET MaxUpdatedDatePerDOI = T.MaxUpdatedDatePerDOI, MaxBatchUpdatedDatePerDOI = T.MaxBatchUpdatedDatePerDOI, MinCreatedDatePerDOI = T.MinCreatedDatePerDOI, MaxArticleClassificationUpdatedByPerDOI = T.MaxArticleClassificationUpdatedByPerDOI, MaxArticleClassificationUpdatedDatePerDOI = T.MaxArticleClassificationUpdatedDatePerDOI
FROM
INNER JOIN (SELECT MAX(UpdatedDate) AS MaxUpdatedDatePerDOI, MIN(CreatedDate) AS MinCreatedDatePerDOI, MAX(BatchUpdatedDate) AS MaxBatchUpdatedDatePerDOI, MAX(ArticleClassificationUpdatedBy) AS MaxArticleClassificationUpdatedByPerDOI, MAX(ArticleClassificationUpdatedDate) AS MaxArticleClassificationUpdatedDatePerDOI, DOI from
UPDATE S
SET AffiliationsSameForAllDOI = 1
FROM
WHERE NOT EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM
After