Hi,
I'm having a performance problem in postgresql.
I have a rather complex view (attached) which, on itself, executes very
fast, as it should. Normally this view is unordered. When I order the
view itself (see comments in attachment), the view executes with about
the same speed since the field i'm sorting on has an index.
However, i dont want the view to be presorted, but sort it in the
queries that use the view. When I do that, the index I have on that
field seems to be ignored. It stretches so far that, when I sort the
view on A and sort the query on A too, the query will try to sort
_again_ _without_ index and thus lose all performance.
I've attached the query-plans for the different cases.
preordered: means the view itself is sorted
with/without sorting: tells whether the query is sorted
Note: the "NOT NULL" in the queries doesn't affect performance
With kind regards,
Mathieu
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