SQL stored procedure execution takes 5x as long using PS 3.0

I have a stored procedure that populates some reporting table, does not return any results, and is very expensive. However it completes in 5 minutes when executed using SSMS. When the same stored procedure is executed though PS 3.0 it runs in
almost 25 minutes. The condensed code is shown below. The $Connection is defined elsewhere and is already open at this point.
$Command = New-Object Data.OleDb.OleDbCommand
$Command.CommandTimeout = 600
$Command.CommandText = "dbo.usp_extract_exact_target_user @in_all_flg = 1"
$Command.Connection = $Connection
$Command.ExecuteNonQuery()
Can anyone tell me where I'm going wrong, or what could be causing the 5x execution times?
Thanks in advance for help; you can offer.

Not Powershell. Powershell does nothing but hand the command to the database server.
Why are you using OldDB? You should be using the SQLClient.
system.data.sqlclient.sqlconnection
system.data.sqlclient.sqlcommand
Everything else should be the same.
You should also prep and bind your arguments.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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AND (CHARINDEX('HMO',LTRIM(RTRIM([#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV Benefit Plan Name])),1) > 0
OR CHARINDEX('POS',LTRIM(RTRIM([#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV Benefit Plan Name])),1) > 0)
AND [#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV MEMBER NBR] NOT IN
(SELECT [#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_Prior_Year_Spans].[INDV MEMBER NBR]
FROM [#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_Prior_Year_Spans]))
OR (@ReportTypeName = 'HMO-POS Renewals'
AND (CHARINDEX('HMO',LTRIM(RTRIM([#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV Benefit Plan Name])),1) > 0
OR CHARINDEX('POS',LTRIM(RTRIM([#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV Benefit Plan Name])),1) > 0)
AND [#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV MEMBER NBR] IN
(SELECT [#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_Prior_Year_Spans].[INDV MEMBER NBR]
FROM [#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_Prior_Year_Spans]))
I appreciate your review and am hopeful for a reply.
Thanks!

Hi ITBobbyP,
I have tested on my local environment and can reproduce the issue, the issue can be caused by the temp table you are using which will also cause the data not display.
I have use below sample table and record to have a test and details information below for your reference:
Right click the DataSet to select the "DataSet Properties" and click the query designer to execute the stored procedure by click the "!" to check if you can get the data:
If you got some error, the issue can be cause by the temp table invalid, so please make sure you have add the query to create and insert recored to temp table like below:
CREATE PROCEDURE vickytest0311_1
@ReportTypeName nvarchar(50)
AS
create table #VickyTest
column1 int,
column2 varchar(20)
insert into #VickyTest values (1,'Test1')
insert into #VickyTest values (2,'Test2')
insert into #VickyTest values (3,'Test3')
IF @ReportTypeName ='Test1'
BEGIN
select * from #VickyTest
where Column1=1
END
IF @ReportTypeName ='Test2'
BEGIN
select * from #VickyTest
where Column1=2
END
GO
3. I recommend you to not use the temp table and you will not need to add the create and insert statement in the stored procedure.
4. If you still got no data, please try to click the "Refresh fields" as below:
If you still have any problem, please feel free to ask.
Regards,
Vicky Liu
Vicky Liu
TechNet Community Support

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** Dannil Chan **

As you said:
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