Hi All,
I have some rbase apps that are running a little bit slower than I would like. 
The lines of code that are slow, are updates to some very large tables.
For example, I may want to update a column called flag on every line where the 
column client_id = 1234 and there are 1000 lines out of a million lines that 
meet that criteria.  
Even though I have an index on the column client_id, it still takes a few 
seconds.
I created a temporary view, single table, and restricted it to just the rows 
with the client_id of the current client. All my changes are now much faster 
and appear to be being updated in the source table. 
Is the use of a temporary single table view the best choice?
Mike

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