SQL Command table linking issues

Question

I have created a simple SQL command in CR 2008 to save the creation of a view on the DB (SQL Server 2005).  I then link it to another table from the same DB.  Once this was done I began experiencing extremely long run times versus the link with the original view.  The SQL command set was copied directly from the view in MS Visual Sudio.  The joins in CR are left outers and inner that worked fine with the original view.  We ended up running a trace of the SQL Server and found the SQL was producing 21,000 record reads everytime the primary table read a record.  It was not following the inner join at all.  I did a Show SQL in CR and found that the CR generated SQL looked very strange and not like the typical construction when the view was being used instead of the table  What am I doing wrong?  Below is a copy of the Show SQL for this particular issue.  It seems to be the second command set in italics that causes the issue.  That is from the SQL command I created in CR.
Thanks,
Brian
PROD - FIN
SELECT "MAN_JOBS"."JOB_NUMBER", "MAN_JOBS"."ACTUAL_START_DATE", "MAN_JOBS"."ACTUAL_START_DATE_2", "MAN_JOBS"."STD_PROCESS_SPEC", "MAN_JOBS"."COMPANY_CODE"
FROM   "fin_prod"."dbo"."MAN_JOBS" "MAN_JOBS"
EXTERNAL JOIN MAN_JOBS.STD_PROCESS_SPEC={?PROD - FIN: C_IC_PRODUCT_CHARACTERISTICS.PART_CODE} AND MAN_JOBS.COMPANY_CODE={?PROD - FIN: C_IC_PRODUCT_CHARACTERISTICS.COMPANY_CODE} AND MAN_JOBS.COMPANY_CODE={?PROD - FIN: KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS.COMPANY_CODE} AND MAN_JOBS.JOB_NUMBER={?PROD - FIN: KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS.DOCUMENT_NUMBER} AND MAN_JOBS.STD_PROCESS_SPEC={?PROD - FIN: KX_PRODUCT_MASTER_EXT.PART_CODE}
PROD - FIN
SELECT *
FROM dbo.IC_PRODUCT_CHARACTERISTICS
WHERE (CHARACTERISTIC_CODE = 'TEXT')
EXTERNAL JOIN C_IC_PRODUCT_CHARACTERISTICS.PART_CODE={?PROD - FIN: MAN_JOBS.STD_PROCESS_SPEC} AND C_IC_PRODUCT_CHARACTERISTICS.COMPANY_CODE={?PROD - FIN: MAN_JOBS.COMPANY_CODE}
PROD - FIN
SELECT "KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS"."IC_MOVE_QUANTITY", "KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS"."TRANSACTION_TYPE", "KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS"."IC_LOT_NUMBER", "KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS"."WAREHOUSE", "KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS"."PERIOD_TXT", "KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS"."YEAR_TXT", "KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS"."DOCUMENT_NUMBER", "KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS"."PART_CODE", "KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS"."COMPANY_CODE"
FROM   "fin_prod"."dbo"."KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS" "KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS"
WHERE  "KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS"."COMPANY_CODE"={?PROD - FIN: MAN_JOBS.COMPANY_CODE} AND "KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS"."DOCUMENT_NUMBER"={?PROD - FIN: MAN_JOBS.JOB_NUMBER}
EXTERNAL JOIN KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS.PART_CODE={?PROD - FIN: PRODUCT_MASTER.PART_CODE} AND KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS.COMPANY_CODE={?PROD - FIN: PRODUCT_MASTER.COMPANY_CODE}
PROD - FIN
SELECT "PRODUCT_MASTER"."PRODUCT_CLASS", "PRODUCT_MASTER"."COMPANY_CODE", "PRODUCT_MASTER"."PART_CODE"
FROM   "fin_prod"."dbo"."PRODUCT_MASTER" "PRODUCT_MASTER"
WHERE  "PRODUCT_MASTER"."PART_CODE"={?PROD - FIN: KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS.PART_CODE} AND "PRODUCT_MASTER"."COMPANY_CODE"={?PROD - FIN: KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS.COMPANY_CODE}
PROD - FIN
SELECT "KX_PRODUCT_MASTER_EXT"."PRODUCT_CLASS", "KX_PRODUCT_MASTER_EXT"."PART_CODE"
FROM   "fin_prod"."dbo"."KX_PRODUCT_MASTER_EXT" "KX_PRODUCT_MASTER_EXT"
WHERE  "KX_PRODUCT_MASTER_EXT"."PART_CODE"={?PROD - FIN: MAN_JOBS.STD_PROCESS_SPEC}

Answer 1

As an update, I created a view in MS VIsual Studio and copied the SQL command set into a Crystal SQL command and made changes in the report to use the new CR SQL command.  It ran in seconds instead of hours.  There is something wrong with the way CR is building the SQL command when a CR SQL command is linked to a normal DB table.  HELP!  I started using the CR SQL command with only another 1 or 2 tables and it was slower but bearable.  This one uses more table and more data and dies.  Here is what the SQL command set looks like that I built in MS VS and used to create the CR SQL command.  This is from the Show SQL in CR.
SELECT        dbo.MAN_JOBS.ACTUAL_START_DATE, dbo.MAN_JOBS.ACTUAL_START_DATE_2, dbo.MAN_JOBS.JOB_NUMBER,
                         dbo.KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS.DOCUMENT_NUMBER, dbo.KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS.IC_LOT_NUMBER,
                         dbo.KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS.IC_MOVE_QUANTITY, dbo.KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS.PART_CODE,
                         dbo.KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS.PERIOD_TXT, dbo.KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS.YEAR_TXT,
                         dbo.KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS.TRANSACTION_TYPE, dbo.KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS.WAREHOUSE,
                         dbo.PRODUCT_MASTER.PRODUCT_CLASS, dbo.KX_PRODUCT_MASTER_EXT.PART_CODE AS KX_PART_CODE,
                         dbo.KX_PRODUCT_MASTER_EXT.PRODUCT_CLASS AS KX_PRODUCT_CLASS, dbo.IC_PRODUCT_CHARACTERISTICS.CHARACTERISTIC_CODE,
                         dbo.IC_PRODUCT_CHARACTERISTICS.IC_DEF_CHAR_TEXT
FROM            dbo.MAN_JOBS INNER JOIN
                         dbo.IC_PRODUCT_CHARACTERISTICS ON dbo.MAN_JOBS.COMPANY_CODE = dbo.IC_PRODUCT_CHARACTERISTICS.COMPANY_CODE AND
                         dbo.MAN_JOBS.STD_PROCESS_SPEC = dbo.IC_PRODUCT_CHARACTERISTICS.PART_CODE LEFT OUTER JOIN
                         dbo.KX_PRODUCT_MASTER_EXT ON dbo.MAN_JOBS.STD_PROCESS_SPEC = dbo.KX_PRODUCT_MASTER_EXT.PART_CODE AND
                         dbo.MAN_JOBS.COMPANY_CODE = dbo.KX_PRODUCT_MASTER_EXT.COMPANY_CODE LEFT OUTER JOIN
                         dbo.KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS ON dbo.MAN_JOBS.COMPANY_CODE = dbo.KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS.COMPANY_CODE AND
                         dbo.MAN_JOBS.JOB_NUMBER = dbo.KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS.DOCUMENT_NUMBER LEFT OUTER JOIN
                         dbo.PRODUCT_MASTER ON dbo.KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS.COMPANY_CODE = dbo.PRODUCT_MASTER.COMPANY_CODE AND
                         dbo.KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS.PART_CODE = dbo.PRODUCT_MASTER.PART_CODE
WHERE        (dbo.IC_PRODUCT_CHARACTERISTICS.CHARACTERISTIC_CODE = N'TEXT')