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We are currently trying to determine if their is a performance difference
with postgres in using an IN statement in the where clause vs. using a join
between tables.
Is there any published documentation or someone with personal experience
that can answer this question? We are adding sessioning to our web interface and
plan to append security info to the queries run from the interface.
I can add something like: .......
AND WHERE user IN (group1, group2)
or I can do something like
....... SELECT data FROM tables WHERE group_ID(of one
table) = group_ID(of another table).
Any thoughts?
thanks
Jodi Kanter
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- Re: [ADMIN] join vs. IN statement Jodi Kanter
- Re: [ADMIN] join vs. IN statement Joe Conway
