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Posted by Don Vaillancourt on 01/29/07 17:16
Here's an oversimplified version of a query that I'm writing and wanted
to know if there are any performance differences between the two versions.
select *
from table_a a , table_b b
where a.col_1 = b.col_1
and a.col_1 = 1000
versus
select *
from table_a a , table_b b
where a.col_1 = 1000
and b.col_1 = 1000
All the tests show that they run at the same speed. But I have a very
large query that joins 5 tables together and I'm trying to get as much
out of it as possible. Currently it runs at 2 seconds which I really
don't like and would like to get it at under 1 second. So I'm looking
for every little bit.
I've already removed the DISTINCT, which in my test case doesn't do
anything, but still took up one second.
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