Hi,
We have table created like this:
CREATE TABLE xyz AS SELECT generate_series(1,1000,1) AS gs;
Now:
db=# explain analyze select * from xyz where gs&1=1;
QUERY PLAN
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TATISTICS from PostgreSQL 10).
Sometimes It's not possibile to divide one column into many , and as I know,
it is not worth creating an index if there are few different values in the
table.
Artur Zajac
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From: Tom Lane [mailto:t...@sss.pgh.pa.us]
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I have some query:
EXPLAIN ANALYZE select id from sometable where fkey IS NOT DISTINCT FROM
21580;
QUERY PLAN
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> In short, probably possible, but why not just write an equality clause, if
> you know NULLs are not possible?
In fact I construct query like this (usually in pl/pgsql).
SELECT column FROM table WHERE column1 IS NOT DISTINCT FROM $1 AND column2 IS
NOT DISTINCT FROM $2;
"IS NOT DISTINCT FROM
