Craig, I meant to cc you on this...

>Craig,
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>BTW, I've seen you on the UT pretty early for EST. And it's 2 hours earlier in Utah. Trouble sleeping? :-)
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>Renoir
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>>Craig,
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>>That's cool. I'm going to have to go back now and check how I'm retrieving information in my views for editing and reporting... Thanks!
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>>Renoir
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>>>Have a few indexes on most used queries. For example, Primary Key, Customer Number, Name, State, etc. Run a query using those indeces. Then if you need to limit the information by something that you don't have an index on, say by a particular zip code, query this intermediate table. Because you are looking at a smaller set of data, the non-indexed query should be faster.
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>>>>Craig,
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>>>>You said "...retrieving a subset using the index..." What do you mean exactly?
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