OS: WinXP sp3 32bit; SQL Anywhere: 11.0.1.2701

When reload DB, if table have GLOBAL autoincrement primary key, then time to create the trigger too long (depend of table width and count of records). Workaround: defining triggers in another file.

This is normal behavior?

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asked 17 Nov '11, 23:32

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Could you please tell more details?

Is the trigger part of the reload.sql file? How do you measure the time it takes for the CREATE TRIGGER statement?

(19 Nov '11, 08:25) Volker Barth

Is the trigger part of the reload.sql file? yes

How do you measure the time it takes for the CREATE TRIGGER statement?

CREATE VARIABLE aTime timestamp go

set aTime = current timestamp go

create trigger test_trigger1 before update order 1 on dba.test <skip>

print string('create test_trigger1 seconds: ', DATEDIFF(second, aTime, current timestamp)) go

I can't attach file. I need more reputation points :) (>100)

(19 Nov '11, 10:29) Marsel
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