On 11/04/11 22:28, Eric Torstenson wrote:
> I have a table with some data that can appear multiple times based on a
> foreign key. I had a query where I was joining this table with another
> table, then back to the first table using different foreign keys and
> aliasing the duplicate table accordingly. 
> 
> In Firefox' sqlite Manager, this query ran in about 5 or 10 seconds.
> When I ran it using my C++ program and soci, it took minutes to step
> into the first iteration. It didn't matter if I used a rowset or a
> prepared statement. When I pull the second join out and do the query
> independently, the code runs without any delay. 
> 
> It seems odd that it would differ. I don't know what DB Backend sqlite
> manager uses, but I would have assumed that ultimately the two use the
> same libraries. 
> 
> Here is the query in case anyone sees anything suspect in it that would
> be tripping up SOCI:
> 
> SELECT 
> regions.gene_id, primary_name, chrom, eff.start, eff.end, orig.start,
> orig.end, group_concat(alias) 
> FROM 
> region_bounds orig NATURAL JOIN 
> regions NATURAL JOIN 
> region_bounds eff LEFT JOIN region_alias ON
> (regions.gene_id=region_alias.gene_id) 
> WHERE 
> orig.population_id=0 AND 
> eff.population_id=0   
> GROUP BY regions.gene_id
> 
> 
> The schema for region_bounds, regions and region_alias have columns
> named the same except for foreign keys which should satisfy the NATURAL
> JOIN functionality. 
> 
> If I leave off the second region_bounds, the query runs with no
> hesitation. I can understand it taking less time to complete, but again,
> the query runs very fast in the firefox plugin. 
> 
> Thanks, 
> 
> eric
> 

which version of sqlite are you using in the soci program?
maybe its related to this:
http://www.sqlite.org/src/info/13f033c865

Best Regards,
Julian Taylor

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