I call for a vote of no confidence...
Running the statement select count(*) from BagLocations returned the value 19 014 584.
Then I started the following query:
insert into BagLocations_JuganTemp
select * from BagLocations
Then, while that was running (it ultimately took 6:33), I ran select count(*) from BagLocations which returned about 3 000 000.
Then, once the long-running query completed, I ran select count(*) from BagLocations which returned 19 014 584 again, as did select count(*) from BagLocations_JuganTemp.
Ju-ju bad. Verry ba...
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