Subject | Firebird 2.1.x Indexing |
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Author | Scott Price |
Post date | 2008-09-18T12:55:11Z |
Hi folks,
I just had a brief question.
I remember from Helen Borrie's book that it said that the IN()
predicator doesn't use indexes to select the results. However, I know
this is old data.
The question is, does this still apply, and if it does are there any
plans to change/fix this to use indexes?
If it does still apply, what would be the recommended equivalent
approach in SQL to take instead to maintain a useful level of performance?
Kind regards,
Scott :)
I just had a brief question.
I remember from Helen Borrie's book that it said that the IN()
predicator doesn't use indexes to select the results. However, I know
this is old data.
The question is, does this still apply, and if it does are there any
plans to change/fix this to use indexes?
If it does still apply, what would be the recommended equivalent
approach in SQL to take instead to maintain a useful level of performance?
Kind regards,
Scott :)