Thanks for reply,
This solution looks promising. I'll look at it and test it and let you know.
Thanks once more
Trigve
----- Original Message ----
From: Richard Huxton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Trigve Siver <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, May 31, 2007 10:33:40 AM
Subject: Re: [SQL] slow query execution
Trigve Siver wrote:
> Hi, thanks for reply
>
> No, I'm working with c++ and libpqxx (pgsql c++ binding). I'm using
> Win32 Listview control with LS_OWNERDATA style. I can use std::map to
> map row_number to ID field but then I must fetch all records from
> that table. This could be ineffective when table has about 10.000+
> records and user want to view/search only first 100 records.
So - you want something like:
The user runs a query ("all blue things") and that gives a list of
results. They can then filter those results further ("shape=round") and
you want to highlight those elements that match.
You either can't or don't want to filter in the application, rather you
would like to run this as two queries but need to match up results from
the second query with the first query (your list).
Suggestion:
For the first query, make sure you have the relevant primary key columns
in your query and do:
CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE my_results AS SELECT ...
Then, you can join against that table in the second query. The temporary
table will exist until you disconnect - see CREATE TABLE for details.
--
Richard Huxton
Archonet Ltd
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