EDIT: This is bizzare..I ran multiple table joins, and reran it ovr and over, and the times are always different and one time one is faster than the othe and other times it's the other wway around.
We were having a discussion over at SQLTeam on whether to use full table name aliases or short aliases to label columns. It always seemed to be a mattter of preference and debate on how self docuenting the code. For m I will always use short aliases and make sure I lable every column, even if it's unique, just so when I come back...
"OK Brett, Now that I Removed all my Foreign Keys to Truncate the Data, Now What? I'm Hosed! Thanks a bunch"
OK, Well....sorry to keep you hangng out there. But, if you followed the code in the above link you will have all of the RI saved to the work table, so now all you need to do is replay it. The following is the code that will do this for you. Again, sorry for the delay.
CREATE procedure isp_exec_FK_code
AS
DECLARE @FKcode nvarchar(3000)
DECLARE @error_out int, @Result_Count int, @Error_Message varchar(255), @Error_Type int, @Error_Loc int, @rc int
SET NOCOUNT ON
SELECT @rc = 0
DECLARE FKcode cursor fast_forward...