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Breck Carter
Last modified: February 12, 1998
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Figure 19 shows that adding the ALL keyword to a UNION makes it go quite a bit faster. That's because SQL Anywhere isn't required to remove duplicate rows and therefore doesn't have to create a temporary table. If you don't care that result set has duplicate rows or if you know there won't be any duplicates then use UNION ALL instead of UNION.
Figure 19 - UNION ALL Is Faster Than UNION
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