Hello Josh,
> > I will have to manage more or less 10.000 products with
> more or less
> > 2-3 options by products and more or less 40 options-groups.
> >
> > Do you think that this query will be hard for PostgreSQL (currently
> > 7.2.1 but I will migrate to 7.3.2 when going in production
> > environment) ? How can I improve that query to be faster ?
>
> Collapse the inner EXISTS into a straight join in the outer
> EXISTS. Since you
> are merely checking for existence, there is no reason for the
> subquery
> nesting.
Do you mean this query ?
SELECT
products_options_groups.pk_prdoptgrp_id,products_options_groups.prdoptgr
p_name
FROM products_options_groups
WHERE EXISTS
(
SELECT *
FROM products_options_classification
INNER JOIN products_options ON products_options.pk_prdopt_id =
products_options_classification.fk_prdopt_id
WHERE products_options_classification =
products_options_groups.pk_prdoptgrp_id
AND products_options.fk_prd_id = [A PRODUCT ID WRITTEN HERE BY
MY APP]
)
ORDER BY products_options_groups.prdoptgrp_name;
An other question, do you think that my tables are OK or is there some
things I could change in order to have as much performance as possible
(without de-normalize it because I want to avoid redundancy in my
tables).
Thanks very much for your tips ! :-)
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