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Daniel,
I looked into your suggestion and couldn't find any discrepencies with the data between the "machine processes" that work and the one's that don't.
I looked a little deeper into which "machine processes work and which don't. I have 285 different "machine processes".
I did a random test and it seems that "machine processes" with record counts larger than 5,120 don't work. Here's a condensed list of "machine processes" that work and don't work.
Process # | Record Count
3430 1,130 Works
3530 2,492 Works
3300 3,950 Works
4100 4,593 Works
36130 5,120 Works
5600 6,052 Doesn't Work
5100 6,252 Doesn't Work
3500 6,897 Doesn't Work
8550 16,302 Doesn't Work
8660 35,266 Doesn't Work
There seems to be some sort of limit that is being reached that I cannot do my query with record counts larger than 5,120. I don't think that it's a problem with my data because all my data is being pulled from the same table.
I think there might be something wrong with either the way my instance is configured or with the way my SQL statement is written or both. Received on Thu Mar 03 2005 - 05:36:20 CST
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