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Group By Query causes TimeOut Error

I have a table with 6 million rows.
I'm trying to perform a group by query:
SELECT COUNT(CityID) AS Cnt, Country
FROM dbo.tblCitiesWorld
WHERE (FC = N'p')

Oct 22 '06 #1
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