Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Simple SELECT statement causes long running query |
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Author | Claus Heeg |
Post date | 2004-07-29T11:49:47Z |
more ... exact ... internally you do a cartesian product to find the max
of 100s million rows
you will have to give a where clause and join by a reference of both
tables.
... where t1.id? t2.id
Claus
Christian Gütter schrieb:
of 100s million rows
you will have to give a where clause and join by a reference of both
tables.
... where t1.id? t2.id
Claus
Christian Gütter schrieb:
>Hi,
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>running the following query against Firebird 1.50
>causes the server to compute for a very long (infinite?)
>time:
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>SELECT MAX (T1.ID),
> MAX (T2.ID)
> FROM Table1 T1, Table2 T2
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>The two ID Fields are PKs, both table contain approximately
>25 K records.
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>I have never used such a query before, so I am wondering
>if it is valid or invalid and what is causing Firebird to
>work so long.
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>Thanks in advance,
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>Christian
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