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avilner

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Friday, April 27th 2012, 11:45pm

TableTransform with count SLOW

I have an Extract coming from SQL Server database as a relational result set.
It returns 9200 rows. There are 5 columns which are "dimensions" (not building the cube yet, only doing aggregation), and the last column in the result set is a UUID value.

I am trying to create a TableTransform, with Only Aggregation/Projection, where I am doing a count on the UUID column.
It takes 3 seconds when aggregation is defined as NONE, and it goes up to 90-100 seconds for when aggregation is COUNT.

Is this kind of performance expected? Is UUID type of value throwing it off (column is defined as uniqueidentifier SQL Server type)?

Thank you in advance!

--Alex

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