At 09:43 AM 8/15/2006, Randy Paries wrote:
On 8/15/06, mos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
At 09:24 AM 8/15/2006, you wrote:
>Dan
>
>thanks for the help
>so i will remove the redundant keys
>below is the explain plans
>but here is the weird part.
>I exported the database and imported into a testDB to
I like to run CHECK TABLEs every day ... I have a small perl program
that does this for me, which I keep meaning to post for download -
today's shaping up to be light, so while I'm thinking about it maybe
I'll just do it!
Anyway - I agree Mike's suggestion, backup then repair. You could
also fir
On 8/15/06, mos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
At 09:24 AM 8/15/2006, you wrote:
>Dan
>
>thanks for the help
>so i will remove the redundant keys
>below is the explain plans
>but here is the weird part.
>I exported the database and imported into a testDB to play with and
>the query that was giving me
At 09:24 AM 8/15/2006, you wrote:
Dan
thanks for the help
so i will remove the redundant keys
below is the explain plans
but here is the weird part.
I exported the database and imported into a testDB to play with and
the query that was giving me grief in the previous message returned
immediately
On 8/14/06, Dan Buettner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Randy, it's possible your indexes are sadly out of date, or corrupted somehow.
Can you post the output of
EXPLAIN select * from gallery_object where dir = 'dirname';
as well as of
EXPLAIN select * from gallery_object
where parent_id = 1
and dir
Randy, it's possible your indexes are sadly out of date, or corrupted somehow.
Can you post the output of
EXPLAIN select * from gallery_object where dir = 'dirname';
as well as of
EXPLAIN select * from gallery_object
where parent_id = 1
and dir ='dirname'
and obj_type = 1
order by order_idx;
Als
Randy Paries wrote:
Hello,
I have a table (see below) that has 111599 records in it.
When i do a query like select * from gallery_object where dir = 'dirname'
Use explain to see if it's using the index:
explain select * from
it could be that for that particular directory you have a lot o
Hello,
I have a table (see below) that has 111599 records in it.
When i do a query like select * from gallery_object where dir = 'dirname'
this query takes a very long time and while the query is going on it
locks the entire table so no one else can query it
yet a query like
select * from galler
