Reputation: 33744
My current version is :
SELECT DT, AVG(DP_H2O) AS Tx,
(SELECT AVG(Abs_P) / 1000000 AS expr1
FROM dbo.BACS_MinuteFlow_1
WHERE (DT =
(SELECT MAX(DT) AS Expr1
FROM dbo.BACS_MinuteFlow_1
WHERE DT <= dbo.BACS_KongPrima.DT ))
GROUP BY DT) AS Px
FROM dbo.BACS_KongPrima
GROUP BY DT
but it works very slow.
basically in inner select I'm selecting maximum near time to my time, then group by this nearest time.
Is there possible optimizations ? Maybe I can join it somehow , but the trouble I'm not sure how to group by this nearest date.
Thank you
Upvotes: 0
Views: 338
Reputation: 1519
You could try to rearrange it to use the code below using a cross apply. Am not sure if this will improve performance but generally I try to avoid at all costs using a query on a specific column and SQL Server is pretty good at optimising the Apply statement.
WITH Bacs_MinuteFlow_1 (Abs_P ,DT ) AS
(SELECT 5.3,'2011/10/10'
UNION SELECT 6.2,'2011/10/10'
UNION SELECT 7.8,'2011/10/10'
UNION SELECT 5.0,'2011/03/10'
UNION SELECT 4.3,'2011/03/10'),
BACS_KongPrima (DP_H2O ,DT)AS
(SELECT 2.3,'2011/10/15'
UNION SELECT 2.6,'2011/10/15'
UNION SELECT 10.2,'2011/03/15')
SELECT DT, AVG(DP_H2O) AS Tx,
a.Px
FROM BACS_KongPrima
CROSS APPLY
(
SELECT AVG(Abs_P) / 1000000 AS Px
FROM BACS_MinuteFlow_1
WHERE DT =
(SELECT MAX(DT) AS maxdt
FROM BACS_MinuteFlow_1
WHERE DT <= BACS_KongPrima.DT
)
) a
GROUP BY DT,a.Px
Cheers
Upvotes: 1