Thanks for the advice Tom !
Setting enable_nestloop = off did improve the query a much better way
than setting enable_seqscan to off.
It does not screw the costs either (I had very odd costs with
enable_seqscan to off like this : Nested Loop
(cost=400001665.30..400002197.96 rows=1 width=96)
Is there a "performance risk" to have enable_nestloop = off for other
queries ?
If I had the choice, should I go for index creation for the specific
tables or should I tweak the optimizer with enable_nestloop = off ?
Thanks again to all of you for your help.
Best Regards,
Vincent
Tom Lane wrote:
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
I was able to improve response time by seting enable_seqscan to off
enable_nestloop = off would probably be a saner choice, at least for
this particular query.
regards, tom lane
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