Jan Wieck wrote:
On 10/27/2005 7:29 AM, Richard Huxton wrote:
Svenne Krap wrote:
What do you mean exactly but "pushing conditions inside" ?
If I have something like "SELECT * FROM complicated_view WHERE foo =
7" then the planner can look "inside" complicated_view and see where
it can attac
Tom Lane wrote:
There's been some discussion of inline-expanding SQL functions that
return sets when they are called in FROM, which would make a SQL
function that contains just a SELECT effectively equivalent to a view
as far as the planner's powers of optimization go. No one's tried to
make it
Svenne Krap <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The ways I have considered was :
> 1) write a big query in hand (not preferred as it gets hard to manage)
> 2) write layers of views (still not prefered as I still have to remember
> to put on the right conditions everywhere)
> 3) write layers of sql-funct
On 10/27/2005 7:29 AM, Richard Huxton wrote:
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Svenne Krap wrote:
What do you mean exactly but "pushing conditions inside" ?
If I have something like "SELECT * FROM complicated_view WHERE foo = 7"
then the planner can look "inside" complicated_view and see where i
Don't forget to CC the list
Svenne Krap wrote:
What do you mean exactly but "pushing conditions inside" ?
If I have something like "SELECT * FROM complicated_view WHERE foo = 7"
then the planner can look "inside" complicated_view and see where it can
attach the condition "foo=7", rather th
What do you mean exactly but "pushing conditions inside" ?
I don't think I will have the option of testing on the full queries, as
these take many days to write (the current ones, they are replacing on a
mssql takes up more that 5kb of query). The current ones are nightmares
from a maintaince
Svenne Krap wrote:
Hi there.
I am currently building a system, where it would be nice to use multiple
levels of views upon each other (it is a staticstics system, where
traceability is important).
Is there any significant performance reduction in say 10 levels of views
instead of one giant,
Hi there.
I am currently building a system, where it would be nice to use multiple
levels of views upon each other (it is a staticstics system, where
traceability is important).
Is there any significant performance reduction in say 10 levels of views
instead of one giant, nested sql-statemen
