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Question : Set rowcount inside a Schaduled Job
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I'm running a nightly delete job that runs for few minutes and produces Timeouts. Currently this is what I am doing in a SQL Server Job:
Delete FROM MyTable WHERE mydate < GetDate
I wanted to know if there are any issues to do the following in a schaduled job. I know that the following works in query analyzer. Basicly I want to limit the number of rows that are getting deleted by using Set rowcount.
Set rowcount 1000
Declare @Counter int Set @Counter = 10
While @Counter > 0 Begin
Delete FROM MyTable WHERE mydate < GetDate
Set @Counter = @Counter - 1 Print @Counter End
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Answer : Set rowcount inside a Schaduled Job
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although, if you do this, it will delete all of the records 1000 at a time (even if there are more than 10000 records.
Set rowcount 1000
Declare @Counter int SET @Counter = 1
While @Counter > 0 Begin
Delete FROM MyTable WHERE mydate < GetDate
Set @Counter = @@ROWCOUNT Print @Counter End
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