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  1. RE: [GENERAL] Speed

    Jackson, DeJuan <djackson@cpsgroup.com> — 1999-04-27T19:18:31Z

    Use Indexes...
    	-DEJ
    
    > -----Original Message-----
    > From:	Justin Long [SMTP:justinlong@strategicnetwork.org]
    > Sent:	Tuesday, April 27, 1999 11:31 AM
    > To:	pgsql-general@postgreSQL.org
    > Subject:	[GENERAL] Speed
    > 
    > I find that it is actually faster to do a SELECT from a single record set,
    > then fetch each individual row and do additional SELECTS to find
    > additional
    > pieces of data from other databases, rather than to a join between two or
    > three databases
    > 
    > for example
    > 
    > 	SELECT ctryid, dirid, notes from initiative order by postedon limit
    > 3;
    > 	(for each individual record in the above select)...
    > 		select name from country where country.ctryid=iRec.ctryid
    > 		select name from directory where directory.dirid=iRec.dirid
    > 
    > (well this is kind of abstract code but you can follow the logic)
    > 
    > Has anyone else noticed that when you do multiple joins the speed of
    > PGSQL6.5 goes down dramatically? This is the difference between 2 seconds
    > for the above and 15 for a join... Is there some way to optimize?
    > 
    > 
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