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Query timeout expired message when running stored procedure in Access 2003 ade file

Hi all.

I have an Access 2003 ade file that runs a stored procedure (the ade file's backend is SQL Server 2000) and recently we began getting the following message: "Query timeout expired".

Now, the table has grown a lot.

Below is the stored procedure. Any ideas what I can do to have the stored procedure run and not have that message pop up? Thank you in advance!

ALTER PROCEDURE InventoryOH
(	@PeriodName varchar(18)
)



AS
	SELECT OrderID, ProjectManager, CustomerName, Community, Lot, Block, TotalCosts, TotalBilling, ReturnDate, WorkType, ProductType, Warehouse, 
			(SELECT begindate FROM periods WHERE name = @PeriodName) AS begindate,
			(SELECT enddate FROM periods WHERE name = @PeriodName) AS enddate,
			(SELECT TOP 1 TransactionDate FROM WorkOrdersWarehouseLog WHERE UnitsNumber > 0 AND WorkOrdersWarehouseLog.OrderID = WorkOrders.OrderID ORDER BY TransactionDate) AS ReceiveDate,
			(SELECT TOP 1 TransactionDate FROM WorkOrdersWarehouseLog WHERE UnitsNumber < 0 AND WorkOrdersWarehouseLog.OrderID = WorkOrders.OrderID ORDER BY TransactionDate) AS IssueDate,
			(SELECT SUM(Price) FROM WorkOrderItems WHERE ItemType = '1' AND WorkOrderID = OrderID) AS TotalMaterial,
			(SELECT SUM(Price) FROM WorkOrderItems WHERE ItemType = '2' AND WorkOrderID = OrderID) AS TotalLabor
		FROM WorkOrders
		WHERE OrderID IN (SELECT OrderID FROM WorkOrdersWarehouseLog WHERE UnitsNumber > 0 AND TransactionDate < (SELECT enddate FROM periods WHERE name = @PeriodName) +1) AND
			OrderID NOT IN (SELECT OrderID FROM WorkOrdersWarehouseLog WHERE UnitsNumber < 0 AND TransactionDate < (SELECT enddate FROM periods WHERE name = @PeriodName) +1) AND
			Void = 0 AND
			OrderID NOT IN (SELECT OrderID FROM WorkOrders WHERE ReturnDate < (SELECT enddate FROM periods WHERE name = @PeriodName) +1)
		ORDER BY OrderID
	RETURN

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Sim1980

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Thank you both! I will try both of your suggestions, but I was playing with the SUM(price) portion of the stored procedure while waiting for a reply to my initial question and I got the stored procedure to run really fast (about 5 seconds) but what is happening is that it is creating 2 lines for every record because I have to Group By the "ItemType". So one line will show all of the data with the TotalMaterial summed up and the TotalLabor = 0 and another line with the exact data but with TotalMaterial = 0 and the TotalLabor summed up. How can I get it so both totals appear on one line.

If you compare to my initial post you'll see the addition of the Case statements and the removal of the Sum(price) from the subqueries in my initial post.

SELECT OrderID, ProjectManager, CustomerName, Community, Lot, Block, TotalCosts, TotalBilling, ReturnDate, WorkType, ProductType, Warehouse,CASE WHEN ItemType = '1' THEN SUM(Price) ELSE 0 END AS TotalMaterial, 
                      CASE WHEN ItemType = '2' THEN SUM(Price) ELSE 0 END AS TotalLabor, 
			(SELECT begindate FROM periods WHERE name = @PeriodName) AS begindate,
			(SELECT enddate FROM periods WHERE name = @PeriodName) AS enddate,
			(SELECT TOP 1 TransactionDate FROM WorkOrdersWarehouseLog WHERE UnitsNumber > 0 AND WorkOrdersWarehouseLog.OrderID = WorkOrders.OrderID ORDER BY TransactionDate) AS ReceiveDate,
			(SELECT TOP 1 TransactionDate FROM WorkOrdersWarehouseLog WHERE UnitsNumber < 0 AND WorkOrdersWarehouseLog.OrderID = WorkOrders.OrderID ORDER BY TransactionDate) AS IssueDate		
FROM WorkOrders INNER JOIN
                      WorkOrderItems ON WorkOrders.OrderID = WorkOrderItems.WorkOrderID
		WHERE OrderID IN (SELECT OrderID FROM WorkOrdersWarehouseLog WHERE UnitsNumber > 0 AND TransactionDate < (SELECT enddate FROM periods WHERE name = @PeriodName) +1 ) AND
			OrderID NOT IN (SELECT OrderID FROM WorkOrdersWarehouseLog WHERE UnitsNumber < 0 AND TransactionDate < (SELECT enddate FROM periods WHERE name = @PeriodName) +1) AND
			Void = 0 AND
			OrderID NOT IN (SELECT OrderID FROM WorkOrders WHERE ReturnDate < (SELECT enddate FROM periods WHERE name = @PeriodName) +1)
		Group By WorkOrders.OrderID, WorkOrders.ProjectManager, WorkOrders.CustomerName, WorkOrders.Community, WorkOrders.Lot, WorkOrders.Block, WorkOrders.TotalCosts, WorkOrders.TotalBilling, 
                      WorkOrders.ReturnDate, WorkOrders.WorkType, WorkOrders.ProductType, WorkOrders.Warehouse,ItemType
ORDER BY WorkOrders.OrderID

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Sim1980

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Nevermind my previous post. I figured it out:

SELECT OrderID, ProjectManager, CustomerName, Community, Lot, Block, TotalCosts, TotalBilling, ReturnDate, WorkType, ProductType, Warehouse,CASE WHEN ItemType = '1' THEN SUM(Price) ELSE 0 END AS TotalMaterial, 
                      CASE WHEN ItemType = '2' THEN SUM(Price) ELSE 0 END AS TotalLabor, 
			(SELECT begindate FROM periods WHERE name = @PeriodName) AS begindate,
			(SELECT enddate FROM periods WHERE name = @PeriodName) AS enddate,
			(SELECT TOP 1 TransactionDate FROM WorkOrdersWarehouseLog WHERE UnitsNumber > 0 AND WorkOrdersWarehouseLog.OrderID = WorkOrders.OrderID ORDER BY TransactionDate) AS ReceiveDate,
			(SELECT TOP 1 TransactionDate FROM WorkOrdersWarehouseLog WHERE UnitsNumber < 0 AND WorkOrdersWarehouseLog.OrderID = WorkOrders.OrderID ORDER BY TransactionDate) AS IssueDate		
FROM WorkOrders INNER JOIN
                      WorkOrderItems ON WorkOrders.OrderID = WorkOrderItems.WorkOrderID
		WHERE OrderID IN (SELECT OrderID FROM WorkOrdersWarehouseLog WHERE UnitsNumber > 0 AND TransactionDate < (SELECT enddate FROM periods WHERE name = @PeriodName) +1 ) AND
			OrderID NOT IN (SELECT OrderID FROM WorkOrdersWarehouseLog WHERE UnitsNumber < 0 AND TransactionDate < (SELECT enddate FROM periods WHERE name = @PeriodName) +1) AND
			Void = 0 AND
			OrderID NOT IN (SELECT OrderID FROM WorkOrders WHERE ReturnDate < (SELECT enddate FROM periods WHERE name = @PeriodName) +1)
		Group By WorkOrders.OrderID, WorkOrders.ProjectManager, WorkOrders.CustomerName, WorkOrders.Community, WorkOrders.Lot, WorkOrders.Block, WorkOrders.TotalCosts, WorkOrders.TotalBilling, 
                      WorkOrders.ReturnDate, WorkOrders.WorkType, WorkOrders.ProductType, WorkOrders.Warehouse,ItemType
ORDER BY WorkOrders.OrderID

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I will try your suggestions and report back.