Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Index question |
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Author | Alexandre Benson Smith |
Post date | 2011-09-11T22:12:56Z |
Em 11/9/2011 15:11, firebirdsql escreveu:
will, but it won't use the START_DATE portion of the index.
I prefer to use Surrogste Keys to be used as PK's, and create aditional
index on single fields for the most used fields that I use to filter out
records.
Give it a try and you will see if the index is used or not.
Then try to create another index just on START_DATE and try the query
again, I think it will use both indices, after that try to create an
index on USERNAME and try again the query.
Execute the query a couple of times using it index combination and see
if you get a better performance or not.
see you !
> If I a tables primary key is (username, title, start_date)...I'm guessing it will create an index on (username, title, start_date).It depends if the segment USERNAME is selective enough, probably it
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> If I'm querying by username, start_date, will it still use the index OR do I need to add an extra index for username, start_date)?
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will, but it won't use the START_DATE portion of the index.
I prefer to use Surrogste Keys to be used as PK's, and create aditional
index on single fields for the most used fields that I use to filter out
records.
Give it a try and you will see if the index is used or not.
Then try to create another index just on START_DATE and try the query
again, I think it will use both indices, after that try to create an
index on USERNAME and try again the query.
Execute the query a couple of times using it index combination and see
if you get a better performance or not.
see you !