hi,
i have a btree index on col1 in table1. The column has either values
1,2,3, or 4. 4 does not appear that much in the table (only 5 times).
there are about 20 million rows in the table. when i do a "select *
from table1 where col1=4" it takes very long time to get back to me
(around 4 minutes). why is it taking so long if i have an index on
it? I also tried this with a hash index and it was still slow.
thanx, amir
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Did you do an explain? I'd guess the index isn't being used because of
skewed statistics. i have a btree index on col1 in table1. The column has either values 1,2,3, or 4. 4 does not appear that much in the table (only 5 times). there are about 20 million rows in the table. when i do a "select * from table1 where col1=4" it takes very long time to get back to me (around 4 minutes). why is it taking so long if i have an index on it? I also tried this with a hash index and it was still slow.
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"Amir Zicherman" <am************ @gmail.com> wrote: i have a btree index on col1 in table1. The column has either values 1,2,3, or 4. 4 does not appear that much in the table (only 5 times). there are about 20 million rows in the table. when i do a "select * from table1 where col1=4" it takes very long time to get back to me (around 4 minutes). why is it taking so long if i have an index on it? I also tried this with a hash index and it was still slow.
you need to "analyze table1"
possibly a "select * from table1 where col1=4 order by col1 DESC" could
be faster, as this is the highest value, but i am not sure.
if it is known that the value 4 will always appear MUCH less frequently
then the others, you might try
create index table1_partial on table1(col1) where col1=4;
then the select will definitively be faster for this value.
gnari
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