Hi Frank,

Qualifying column names with the esq schema does not affect my results. The following script runs fine for me:

connect 'jdbc:derby:memory:db;create=true';

create schema esq;
set schema esq;
create table attachment( guid int, file_name varchar( 10 ) );
create index ATTACHMENT_LINKNAMES_INDEX on attachment( guid, file_name );

SELECT
esq.attachment.guid,  esq.attachment.file_name
FROM
esq.attachment
--DERBY-PROPERTIES index = ATTACHMENT_LINKNAMES_INDEX
;

Hope this helps,
-Rick

On 4/17/14 8:24 AM, Frank Rivera wrote:
Will do.

We implicitly use the schema “*esq*” (not the the name matters) in all column names and in the from clause e.g. “FROM *esq.*attachment”. Can you try it this way just to be sure I’m not crazy. We also use the schema when creating the index on the table. BTW 10.10.1.1 is what we are using. I see I typed it wrong in last email.

Sincerely,

Frank Rivera
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On Apr 17, 2014, at 10:14 AM, Rick Hillegas <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:

Hi Frank,

I am unable to reproduce the problem you are seeing when I run the following script using Derby 10.10.1.1:

connect 'jdbc:derby:memory:db;create=true';

create table attachment( guid int, file_name varchar( 10 ) );
create index ATTACHMENT_LINKNAMES_INDEX on attachment( guid, file_name );

SELECT
attachment.guid,  attachment.file_name
FROM
attachment
--DERBY-PROPERTIES index = ATTACHMENT_LINKNAMES_INDEX
;


The error message you're seeing is raised by the parser. I have extracted the relevant method from the 10.10.2.0 parser into the attached zzz.java program. I am unable to reproduce the problem you're seeing when I run that program on your text. Try setting the PROPS field in that program equal to what follows "--DERBY-PROPERTIES" in your query and see if you can tickle the program into failing.

Hope this helps,
-Rick

On 4/11/14 9:33 AM, Frank Rivera wrote:

We have a simple query using LIKE but is very slow.
We need to tell the optimizer which index to use but the override DERBY-PROPERTIES statement returns the following error.

*Invalid syntax for optimizer overrides. *The syntax should be -- DERBY-PROPERTIES propertyName = value [, propertyName = value]*

Here is the SQL. The index does exist.

*SELECT *
esq.attachment.guid, esq.attachment.file_name
*FROM *
esq.attachment
*--DERBY-PROPERTIES *index = ATTACHMENT_LINKNAMES_INDEX
*where
*(
esq.attachment.file_name  LIKE ‘%drisco%'
  OR esq.attachment.file_index_name  LIKE ‘%drisco%'
)
AND
(
       esq.attachment.link_guid IS NOT NULL
       AND
       esq.attachment.link_table='mat'
       AND
       esq.attachment.link_guid IN (
               SELECT esq.matter.guid
               FROM esq.matter
               WHERE
               esq.matter.guid=esq.attachment.link_guid
               AND (
( esq.matter.grp_guid=0 OR esq.matter.grp_guid IS NULL ) OR ( esq.matter.grp_guid>0 AND esq.matter.grp_guid IN ( 2,1,6,4,3 ) )
)

       )
) ;



Sincerely,

Frank Rivera
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