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  1. RE: [HACKERS] Bug on complex subselect (was: Bug on complex join)

    Jackson, DeJuan <djackson@cpsgroup.com> — 1999-03-11T18:00:32Z

    > Hello!
    > 
    >    Vadim already gave the idea to use EXISTS. Will try it.
    >    Thanks to all who replied!
    > 
    > On Wed, 10 Mar 1999, Jackson, DeJuan wrote:
    > > Try your query this way:
    > >  SELECT DISTINCT subsec_id
    > >    FROM positions p
    > >   WHERE EXISTS(SELECT 1
    > >                  FROM central c, shops s, districts d
    > >                 WHERE p.pos_id = c.pos_id AND 
    > >                       c.shop_id = s.shop_id AND
    > >                       s.distr_id = d.distr_id AND
    > >                       d.city_id = 2);
    > 
    > > Make sure you have indexes on pos_id, shop_id, distr_id, 
    > and city_id.
    > 
    >    All these are primary keys in corresponding tables, and hence have
    > UNIQUE indicies. Is it enough?
    > 
    > Oleg.
    You should have indexes on both the primary and the referenced table.
    (i.e. positions.pos_id and central.pos_id)  It gives PostgreSQL more
    options on which join methods to use while still having an index to
    reference.
    
    	-DEJ
    
    
  2. RE: [HACKERS] Bug on complex subselect (was: Bug on complex join)

    Oleg Broytmann <phd@sun.med.ru> — 1999-03-11T18:00:54Z

    Hi!
    
    On Thu, 11 Mar 1999, Jackson, DeJuan wrote:
    > > > Make sure you have indexes on pos_id, shop_id, distr_id, 
    > > and city_id.
    > > 
    > >    All these are primary keys in corresponding tables, and hence have
    > > UNIQUE indicies. Is it enough?
    > > 
    > > Oleg.
    > You should have indexes on both the primary and the referenced table.
    > (i.e. positions.pos_id and central.pos_id)  It gives PostgreSQL more
    > options on which join methods to use while still having an index to
    > reference.
    
       Understand.
       Thank you.
    
    > 
    > 	-DEJ
    > 
    
    Oleg.
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