Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Query Performance - correlated subqueries and group by statements |
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Author | Jason Dodson |
Post date | 2005-04-15T14:41:42Z |
Assuming we have TableX and TableY, both with FieldA and FieldB, indexed:
Select *
From TableX Inner Join TableY on TableX.FieldA = TableY.FieldA
Where TableX.FieldB = TableY.FieldB
But seriously, I am just speculating.
Jason
Rick Debay wrote:
Select *
From TableX Inner Join TableY on TableX.FieldA = TableY.FieldA
Where TableX.FieldB = TableY.FieldB
But seriously, I am just speculating.
Jason
Rick Debay wrote:
>>Firebird can use more than one index per table for a query
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>
> In what cases could FB use more than one index on a table? My guess
> would be only for OR logic in the JOIN or WHERE clause. Are there any
> documents I could read on this, besides the FB Book?