on 01-31-2023 4:17 AM
Hi Bo,
there is not a 1:1 relation between nodes in the Calculation View and the nodes of the execution plan.
The information in the node could give you a hint which logical step is processed in the highlighted part. When you show at the mouseover text you can see a little more.
It looks like there is a CASE expression in a JOIN condition somehow. This could lead to slow execution. Sometimes it is possible to avoid a CASE by splitting a Node into multiple nodes with distinct records by some `WHERE` conditions. Then you could process (e.g. JOIN) them seperatly and combine them lateron with a UNION ALL.
Regards,
Jörg
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