I’ve got a reasonably simple query (this time) that I need ALL the results back from (I’m storing them in an Excel spreadsheet). The query itself times out the server, so how do I go about running it without that happening?
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I’ve got a reasonably simple query (this time) that I need ALL the results back from (I’m storing them in an Excel spreadsheet). The query itself times out the server, so how do I go about running it without that happening?
Easiest way would be to break the domain of the query into several parts. For instance, add to the WHERE clause an expression that selects only the first half of the key range, then run a 2nd query to select the bottom half. Then merge the output.