This just in. Don't use the truncate tables job entry either. Same deal. I guess it will have to be an actual sql statement.
This just in. Don't use the truncate tables job entry either. Same deal. I guess it will have to be an actual sql statement.
I thought that was how the option was intended to work...
Truncate the table before insert = Delete from <table>; Insert into <table> values (?,?,...)
Delete from can generate some huge rollback segments and take a while if many rows relative to a truncate.