On 10/15/2014 6:05 PM, Michael Falconer wrote:
<prefix>addresses
<prefix>connections
<prefix>events
<prefix>family
<prefix>person
<prefix>repositories
<prefix>sources
<prefix>texts
Personally, I'd have one set of tables, each with an extra column
containing <prefix>. Why do you need a separate set of tables, only to
UNION them on every request? Instead of sharding by table, shard by row,
using "prefix" column as a discriminator.
(SELECT humo1_person.*, event_kind, event_event, address_place, address_zip
UNION
(SELECT humo2_person.*, event_kind, event_event, address_place,
Unless you do expect duplicates and need to eliminate them, use UNION
ALL - it's much cheaper (this is assuming you insist on keeping multiple
tables).
--
Igor Tandetnik
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