About TSearch2 Performance

[Diogo Biazus]

Hi,

Is there any performance diference between the following SQL commands:

SELECT * FROM documents WHERE content_ix @@ to_tsquery('wor d1&word2|word3' );

SELECT * FROM documents WHERE content_ix @@ to_tsquery('wor d1') AND
content_ix @@ to_tsquery('wor d2') OR content_ix @@ to_tsquery('wor d3');

I'm having to do this on some complex querys to put LIKEs between some
ts_querys.
Does anyone has such experience?

Thanks in advance,

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[Teodor Sigaev]

First one will be a bit faster

Diogo Biazus wrote:

Hi,

Is there any performance diference between the following SQL commands:

SELECT * FROM documents WHERE content_ix @@
to_tsquery('wor d1&word2|word3' );

SELECT * FROM documents WHERE content_ix @@ to_tsquery('wor d1') AND
content_ix @@ to_tsquery('wor d2') OR content_ix @@ to_tsquery('wor d3');

I'm having to do this on some complex querys to put LIKEs between some
ts_querys.
Does anyone has such experience?

Thanks in advance,

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[Dennis Gearon]

Teodor Sigaev wrote:

First one will be a bit faster

Diogo Biazus wrote:

Hi,

Is there any performance diference between the following SQL commands:

SELECT * FROM documents WHERE content_ix @@
to_tsquery('wor d1&word2|word3' );

SELECT * FROM documents WHERE content_ix @@ to_tsquery('wor d1') AND
content_ix @@ to_tsquery('wor d2') OR content_ix @@ to_tsquery('wor d3');

I'm having to do this on some complex querys to put LIKEs between
some ts_querys.
Does anyone has such experience?

Thanks in advance,

What do those @@ do for the statement?

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On Friday 24 October 2003 08:18, Dennis Gearon wrote:

Teodor Sigaev wrote:

First one will be a bit faster

Diogo Biazus wrote:

Hi,

Is there any performance diference between the following SQL commands:

SELECT * FROM documents WHERE content_ix @@
to_tsquery('wor d1&word2|word3' );

SELECT * FROM documents WHERE content_ix @@ to_tsquery('wor d1') AND
content_ix @@ to_tsquery('wor d2') OR content_ix @@ to_tsquery('wor d3');

I'm having to do this on some complex querys to put LIKEs between
some ts_querys.
Does anyone has such experience?

Thanks in advance,

What do those @@ do for the statement?

That is an operator defined when tsearch2 is installed. It does comparison on
the types from tsearch2 (tsvector, tsquery).

Andy

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