> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> > select
> > distinct
> > gruppen_produkte.produktgruppen_id
> > from
> > r_gruppen_produkte
> > where
> > r_gruppen_produkte.gruppen_id = gruppen.
> gruppen_id // this and the next cond are
> removed in 2nd query
> > and
> > gruppen.parent_id=1
> > and
> > r_gruppen_produkte.gruppen_id =
> r_personen_bereiche.g_id
> > and
> > r_personen_bereiche.p_id = 1234
> This SQL seems rather seriously confused. It
> looks to me like you will
> get back one copy of each distinct
> produktgruppen_id value appearing in
> gruppen_produkte. Since no gruppen_produkte
> field is constrained by
> WHERE, none will be eliminated. All that the
> rest of the query does is
> cause a completely useless Cartesian-product
> join against some subset
> of r_gruppen_produkte * gruppen *
> r_personen_bereiche.
> Possibly you meant to select from
> r_gruppen_produkte.
> BTW, PG 7.1 would have complained about the
> lack of FROM entries for
> gruppen_produkte, gruppen, and
> r_personen_bereiche, which might have
> clued you to your error ...
> regards, tom lane
Yeah sorry, you are right, but the typo is only in my posting. The query does actually
query r_gruppen_produkte.
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