othertbl WHERE anothertbl.UserId
= tbl.UserId AND anothertbl.ThingyId = 1) as Thingy1Sum,
... repeat for multiply thingies ...
FROM cte;
Thanks for any thoughts you have,
Mathieu Fenniak
anothertbl
> WHERE anothertbl.UserId = tbl.UserId AND anothertbl.ThingyId = 1
> group by 1) as b on tbl.UserId=b.UserId
> ORDER BY tbl.field1 LIMIT 20
>
>
> El mié., 11 de jul. de 2018 a la(s) 09:25, Mathieu Fenniak (
> mathieu.fenn...@replicon.com) escribió:
>
>> Hi pgsql-gene
Thanks Michael.
I'll give some join alternatives a shot first... but, that's cool.
What about OFFSET 0 makes this approach work? I'm thinking the OFFSET 0
create an optimization barrier that prevents the planner from collapsing
that sub-query into the top query, and enforces ordering in the
Hi all,
I have a database query where I have a number of "simple" where clauses, a
number of "complex" subquery based where clauses, and one NOT EXISTS where
clause; it looks something like this:
SELECT ...some fields... FROM Table1
WHERE
Field1 IN (1, 2, 3, 4, 21, 24) AND -- simple filter
