A class of issues where a database executes a query inefficiently due to the optimiser selecting an innapropriate query plan.
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Optimizing Query
Can anyone help me tuning this query.....
explain extended
SELECT DISTINCT a.msisdn FROM `std_msc_opr_wise` a
LEFT OUTER JOIN
(SELECT msisdn
FROM as_treat_pre_usage_30days
GROUP BY ...
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What is the correct model for related tables with millions of rows?
I need to create a question and answer tables that will have millions (maybe billions) of rows.
The current model is:
Question Table
id_question (PK, auto increment)
id_user
question_content
...
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Can I use a foreign key index as a shortcut to getting a row count in an INNODB table?
I have a table that has a large number of rows in it.
The primary key (an auto-incrementing integer) is, by default, indexed.
While waiting for a row count to be returned I did an EXPLAIN in another ...
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Mysql. Block/disconnect slow queries
I am experiencing issue.
Someone 'attacked' my server: simply by searching the same phrase with multiple requests.
As it is text search request and database indices are not used, the engine searches ...
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slow queries - set weight to token type in tsquery - postgresql
Postgresql version 9.2.3!
I'm working on a database for mapping of chemical names. My main table contains aprox 91 million records and it's indexed by gin. I want to query it with multiple names (I'm ...
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SQL nested select (query rows after variable), running slow
Have large table (Sybase) rows = 6276225. I'm pulling call status and my query is very slow.
In effect what I’m trying to do is pull data for any event after my variable. While querying for just one ...
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Landed as BI, but databases are a big WTF, what to do?
Maybe a duplicate, but I believe my case is a bit different. From one of the answers I got to this post on SQL Server Central that also comes handy too but is not quite the same scenario: 9 Things to ...
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Avoiding performance hit from GROUP BY during FULLTEXT search?
Is there any clever way to avoid the performance hit from using group by during fulltext search?
SELECT p.topic_id, min(p.post_id)
FROM forum_posts AS p
WHERE MATCH (p.post_text) AGAINST ('baby ...
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MySQL stored routine performance while using PREPARE
Instead of maintaining stored routines for each database in my current environment i have decided to create separate database just for stored routines storage. Mainly i am using them for reporting. ...
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Why is SQL running the same query longer from another connection?
Here is the issue overview: Why does my stored procedure run faster when executed localy vs remotely?
Dont jump to any conclusion just yet, let me explain what I mean...
Here is the setup:
A Windows ...
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Simple query not using indexes
My query is not using indexes.
It is a simple query.
Can someone explain why that's the case?
The query:
select TIME_FORMAT(start_time,'%H:%i') start_time,
TIME_FORMAT(end_time,'%H:%i') ...
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MI Data Warehouse Advice
I have recently started a new job and part of my remit is to try to rescue the Management Information (MI) Data Warehouse. I use the term Data Warehouse very loosely here!
The server setup is:
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Second time query execution using different constants makes faster?
Can someone explain or direct me how execution on indexes happen with different constants at intervals in Mysql. I notice only for the first execution on the table it takes time, after that with ...
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query taking long time to execute.we are expecting result in very quickly anybody please rewrite it
Query is taking long time to execute.we are expecting result in 0 sec.If possible Please help me to rewrite it. Also suggest me to add any indexes on table.Also suggest me if optimization is needed.If ...
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PostgreSQL: different way result in big diff in performance
I have 2 similar functions, different way result in big diff in performance.
The PostgreSQL version: 9.2.1.
Function 1
create or replace function func_1() returns text as
$$
declare
v_i ...
