MINUS and slow 'not in'
От | pierre |
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Тема | MINUS and slow 'not in' |
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Msg-id | 199811240453.EAA50170@out4.ibm.net обсуждение исходный текст |
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Re: [SQL] MINUS and slow 'not in'
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Список | pgsql-sql |
All, I've got a small problem. Say you have tables A and B. They both have a userid column. Table B was selected and previously filled with entries from table A. Lets say about 2000 out of 40,000. Now I want to select everything from A that isn't in B, so about 38,000 entries. I can't seem to get the MINUS to work within a select statement all I ever get are parse errors. Is this even implemented yet? I then tried using a 'not in' clause. select * from A where user_id not in (select * from B); This is VERY slow, and examining the explain output tells me that it will use the user_id index for table B, but a sequential scan of A even though A has an index for the user_id column. Am I missing something? Does anyone have any ideas? Thanks for any help. -=pierre
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