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Query returns System.OutOfMemoryException

Hi experts,
Using SQL reporting services 2005, Creating reports with Visual Studio 2005.

I have a report which fails when running for a large period of time. (More than 6 months).
Runs fine for time periods smaller than 6 months, so I guess it comes down to number of records returned.

When run for a full year, the SQL Query returns about 1 million records and is executed in 56 seconds using SQL Management Studio.

The Query goes like this:

SELECT     VP_TOTALS.PERSONFULLNAME, VP_TOTALS.PERSONNUM, VP_TOTALS.LABORLEVELNAME1, VP_TOTALS.LABORLEVELNAME2, 
VP_TOTALS.LABORLEVELNAME3, VP_TOTALS.PAYCODENAME, VP_TOTALS.APPLYDATE, VP_TOTALS.TIMEINSECONDS, VP_TOTALS.PAYCODEID, VP_TOTALS.LABORLEVELDSC2, VP_TOTALS.LABORLEVELDSC1, ASSIGNPAYRULE.EXPIRATIONDTM, ASSIGNPAYRULE.PAYRULEID AS Expr1
FROM VP_TOTALS INNER JOIN MYWTKEMPLOYEE ON VP_TOTALS.EMPLOYEEID = MYWTKEMPLOYEE.EMPLOYEEID INNER JOIN
ASSIGNPAYRULE ON VP_TOTALS.EMPLOYEEID = ASSIGNPAYRULE.EMPLOYEEID
WHERE     (VP_TOTALS.APPLYDATE >= CONVERT(DATETIME, '2010-01-01 00:00:00', 102)) AND (VP_TOTALS.APPLYDATE <= CONVERT(DATETIME, '2010-12-31 00:00:00', 102)) AND (VP_TOTALS.PAYCODEID = 101 OR
                      VP_TOTALS.PAYCODEID = 102 OR
                      VP_TOTALS.PAYCODEID = 103 OR
                      VP_TOTALS.PAYCODEID = 104 OR
                      VP_TOTALS.PAYCODEID = 105 OR
                      VP_TOTALS.PAYCODEID = 106 OR
                      VP_TOTALS.PAYCODEID = 107 OR
                      VP_TOTALS.PAYCODEID = 111 OR
                      VP_TOTALS.PAYCODEID = 115 OR
                      VP_TOTALS.PAYCODEID = 116 OR
                      VP_TOTALS.PAYCODEID = 117 OR
                      VP_TOTALS.PAYCODEID = 123 OR
                      VP_TOTALS.PAYCODEID = 125 OR
                      VP_TOTALS.PAYCODEID = 127 OR
                      VP_TOTALS.PAYCODEID = 301 OR
                      VP_TOTALS.PAYCODEID = 505 OR
                      VP_TOTALS.PAYCODEID = 553 OR
                      VP_TOTALS.PAYCODEID = 554 OR
                      VP_TOTALS.PAYCODEID = 555 OR
                      VP_TOTALS.PAYCODEID = 561 OR
                      VP_TOTALS.PAYCODEID = 566 OR
                      VP_TOTALS.PAYCODEID = 502 OR
                      VP_TOTALS.PAYCODEID = 507 OR
                      VP_TOTALS.PAYCODEID = 851) AND (VP_TOTALS.LABORLEVELNAME1 = N'006' OR
                      VP_TOTALS.LABORLEVELNAME1 = N'007' OR
                      VP_TOTALS.LABORLEVELNAME1 = N'011' OR
                      VP_TOTALS.LABORLEVELNAME1 = N'091' OR
                      VP_TOTALS.LABORLEVELNAME1 = N'095' OR
                      VP_TOTALS.LABORLEVELNAME1 = N'097' OR
                      VP_TOTALS.LABORLEVELNAME1 = N'126' OR
                      VP_TOTALS.LABORLEVELNAME1 = N'371') AND (MYWTKEMPLOYEE.SESSIONID = 117343) AND 
                      (ASSIGNPAYRULE.EXPIRATIONDTM = CONVERT(DATETIME, '3000-01-01 00:00:00', 102)) AND (ASSIGNPAYRULE.PAYRULEID <> 451)
ORDER BY VP_TOTALS.LABORLEVELNAME1, VP_TOTALS.LABORLEVELNAME2, VP_TOTALS.PERSONFULLNAME, VP_TOTALS.APPLYDATE

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I have used the WHERE clausules to limit the number of records returned.

Can anyone see a way to optimize this query so the report runs?
The report contains two groups and no details section:
Group 1 = Fields!LABORLEVELNAME1.Value
Group 2 = Fields!LABORLEVELNAME1.Value & Fields!LABORLEVELNAME2.Value

Thanks,
Bjorn

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Thanks for getting back.

Query completes in 54 seconds from Enterprise Manager, but report still fails with System.OutOfMemoryException.

I need all records to get correct result from the report, so might have to wait until server can be upgraded to 64 bit with extended memory...

Any other ideas are welcome!

Regards,
Bjorn

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