Please avoid to ask the same question multipl:e times.
I answered in you other thread, telling that FROM test0 T0 , test1 T1 matches each row from test0 with each row of test1 (whih likely gives the wrong result and is slower) as well as suggesting another approach to get your result using two columns
if this is what you want.
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Wrong Output
Nov 26, 2019 07:23 AM|jsshivalik|LINK
Hi
When i run below query 1 it gives different output what i get from Query2-Query3
Query1
select sum(T0.[DocTotal]) as T0 , sum(T1.[DocTotal]) as T1
FROM test0 T0 , test1 T1
Query2
select sum(T0.[DocTotal]) from test0 t0
Query3
select sum(T1.[DocTotal]) from test1 t1
Thanks
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Re: Wrong Output
Nov 26, 2019 09:13 AM|PatriceSc|LINK
Hi,
Please avoid to ask the same question multipl:e times.
I answered in you other thread, telling that FROM test0 T0 , test1 T1 matches each row from test0 with each row of test1 (whih likely gives the wrong result and is slower) as well as suggesting another approach to get your result using two columns if this is what you want.
Edit: this is https://forums.asp.net/p/2161933/6286145.aspx?Query+Slow