On Thu, 5 Aug 1999, Roberto Moreda wrote:
Have you vacuumed? Can you post your actual explain?
BTW, I would strongly encourage you to use boolean for this. I've
seen tables that used CHAR for such things and code that had to check for
one of the following values:
yYtT1 or nNfF0
Boolean can't have this problem.
# I have a speed problem with a query that involves 3 tables.
# I focused the problem in a scan in a big table (70000 rows) using a indexed
# field. The field is a "flag" field which values only can be 'Y' or 'N'.
# In the query I look for the values 'N' (average value = 10 rows over the
# 70000). Postgres does a Seq Scan.
#
# How can I speed up that scan? How can I force the use of the index?
#
# Where can I found general recomendations to speed up queries?
#
# TIA
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# Roberto
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