Ogden <li...@darkstatic.com> writes:
> SELECT tr.id, tr.sid
> FROM
> test_registration tr,
> INNER JOIN test_registration_result r on (tr.id =
> r.test_registration_id)
> WHERE.
>
> tr.test_administration_id='32a22b12-aa21-11df-a606-96551e8f4e4c'::uuid
> GROUP BY tr.id, tr.sid
Seeing that tr.id is a primary key, I think you might be a lot better
off if you avoided the inner join and group by. I think what you really
want here is something like
SELECT tr.id, tr.sid
FROM
test_registration tr
WHERE
tr.test_administration_id='32a22b12-aa21-11df-a606-96551e8f4e4c'::uuid
AND EXISTS(SELECT 1 FROM test_registration_result r
WHERE tr.id = r.test_registration_id)
regards, tom lane
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