Some of our applications provide SOAP services that use “DSTIME”-based SQL queries that return records that have recently been added or changed. Since the records don’t change often, these queries usually return a small number of records and therefore take little time.
However, we sometimes make a table change that affects all records in that table. When that happens, on the next SOAP request from a SOAP client the service will run its query which will take an extra-long time because all records are included (for our apps, the queries return hundreds of thousands of records in this case).

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