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I have a computed column (MyColumn) defined as decimal (4,2) which calls a user-defined function. The function calculates a score (think of it as a credit score) based on transactional activity in two other tables.
The computed column is non deterministic and so the data is non persistent. I have 200,000+ rows (users who's credit score is calculated by the computed column and which changes daily). I want to calculate AVG(MyColumn) however the processing time would likely take several hours. What is the best way to calculate AVG(MyColumn) given that the data upon which it needs to calculate is not persistent?
The computed column is non deterministic and so the data is non persistent. I have 200,000+ rows (users who's credit score is calculated by the computed column and which changes daily). I want to calculate AVG(MyColumn) however the processing time would likely take several hours. What is the best way to calculate AVG(MyColumn) given that the data upon which it needs to calculate is not persistent?
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