I already had the IN clause in my select. I was hoping to improve performance
by using a JOIN.
>>Yes, this Select should be splitted on two, the first one will do Select Distinct ... Into Cursor..., and next one will join the cursor.
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>Not necessaraly. You can do the same if you move JOIN into where condition like
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>where ResNum in (select distinct ResNum from ...)
Everything makes sense in someone's mind
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