Kurt Welgehausen wrote:
>> ... only the first index is opened ...
>
> That's right. SQLite uses only one index, and it doesn't keep
> statistics, so it may pick the wrong index if it has to choose.
> Try forcing it to use the other index by dropping the one that
> it's using now.
>
> Changing 'tab
> ... only the first index is opened ...
That's right. SQLite uses only one index, and it doesn't keep
statistics, so it may pick the wrong index if it has to choose.
Try forcing it to use the other index by dropping the one that
it's using now.
Changing 'table1, table2 where' to 'table1 join ta
Hi , just to give you other info here is the output of the explain command
C:\sviluppo\sqlite>sqlite.exe ex2
SQLite version 2.8.15
Enter ".help" for instructions
sqlite> explain select parole.id,mega.id from parole JOIN mega ON
mega.word=parole.word;
0|ColumnName|0|0|parole.id
1|ColumnName|1|1|m
Hi,
thank for your response , I tired your suggestion but results where nearly the
same .
Here is the schema ouput
sqlite> .schema
CREATE TABLE "Mega"("ID" integer,"word" varchar(255));
CREATE TABLE "parole"("ID" integer,"file" varchar(255),"word" varchar
(255),"tag" varchar(255),"lemma" varchar(2
alessandro bonvicini wrote:
Hi all, I ask you an help because I don't understand what I am doing
wrong with sqlite.
First of all,anyway, I would like to thanks all of you for this software.
Now I have some problem but I only need to understand where are my
errors and I am sure that sqlite will be
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