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"NorwoodThree" <norwoodthree_at_my-deja.com> wrote in message
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> My opinion:
>
> Fix the tables involved to be identical. Frankly, the workaround
> seems really nuts to me, and fixing the tables seems like much better
> design and less trouble and maintenance.
I agree 100%. Unfortunately, I'm just the DBA. Neither Business Area
want's to bite the bullet and let me "change their world, they paid for
it after all."
The DBA's have been asked to find the second best alternative. What we
came up with right away was the function based index on the UNIX table
or using a function on the left side of the equality operator in the
where clause. Am I correct that if the NT table is the driving table
and I use a
function on the column value of the NT table, then I would avoid a full
table scan? Are there any other ideas?
Thanks for your help.
Patrick
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