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Finding the fractional second cost on a query 1

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As I'm reading around on the performance gains from an INNER LOOP JOIN vs. INNER JOIN, I keep seeing these measures in .'s of a second.

However, I do not see where to find that information when I run a query. The closest I'm seeing are full seconds, and I'm getting 1 second on either one --

Can someone point me to where I might find these exact performance measures so I can decide what to do with my queries?

Thanks! :-)
Paul Prewett
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How are you measuring the time statistics? If you select Query | Current Connection Properties and select Set Statistics Time, you should see times measured in milliseconds. Terry L. Broadbent
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Thanks, Terry. :-)
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