I have this below query which calls a stored procedure that takes only 1 item's attributes at a time. But because of performance problems we are required to remove the cursor. How can I replace the below cursor logic with set operations or CTE? Please advice.
DECLARE db_cursor_ava CURSOR
FOR
SELECT t.[agent-id],
t.[start-date],
t.[end-date],
t.[monitor-days],
t.[monitor-start],
t.[monitor-end],
t.[timezone-offset]
FROM @tmpAgentPeriodTimeRange t
OPEN db_cursor_ava
FETCH NEXT FROM db_cursor_ava INTO @agentID_ava,
@stDateTime_ava,
@endDateTime_ava,
@monDays_ava,
@monSt_ava,
@monEnd_ava,
@offset_ava
WHILE @@FETCH_STATUS = 0
BEGIN
DELETE
FROM @tmpMonitorPeriod
DELETE
FROM @tmpFinalResult
SET @runID = 1
IF(@endDateTime_ava>DATEADD(MI,@offset_ava, GETUTCDATE()))
BEGIN
SET @endDateTime_ava=DATEADD(MI,@offset_ava, GETUTCDATE())
END
INSERT INTO @tmpMonitorPeriod
EXEC core.usp_GetMonitoringPeriod
@startDate = @stDateTime_ava,
@endDate = @endDateTime_ava,
@monitoringDays = @monDays_ava,
@monitoringStart = @monSt_ava,
@monitoringEnd = @monEnd_ava
SELECT @maxID = MAX(tm.id)
FROM @tmpMonitorPeriod tm
FETCH NEXT FROM db_cursor_ava INTO @agentID_ava,
@stDateTime_ava,
@endDateTime_ava,
@monDays_ava,
@monSt_ava,
@monEnd_ava,
@offset_ava
END
CLOSE db_cursor_ava
DEALLOCATE db_cursor_avamayooran99