Hi Nicklas,

not a solution, but I've encountered equal issues at a join with a 
isdescentdantnode criteria like:

SELECT * FROM [nt:resource] AS Res INNER JOIN [aeb:unstructured] AS Data ON 
ISDESCENDANTNODE(Res, Data) WHERE CONTAINS(Res.*,'*Gruppen*') AND 
(Data.Client,'TEST')

All res nodes are below the data nodes, the idea was to query only the res 
nodes of one specific client (which is a property of the data node).

This takes some time and ends with an out of memory. Guess there is no such 
thing as a query optimizer... (didn't had the time to investigate here further)

Regards, Robert

Von: Nicklas Löf [mailto:[email protected]]
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 13. Februar 2013 17:24
An: [email protected]
Betreff: Strange search performance

Hi,

I'm using JCR-SQL2 and have hit a strange performance problem. If I do search 
for something with a ISDESCENDANTNODE in two different paths with two different 
queries I get results back quickly.

If I now join those two ISDESCENDANTNODE in one query the execution of this 
query is becoming really really slow.

Is there another way to do this or have I found a bug?   I'm using jackrabbit 
2.4.4 (compiled from SVN-source because I needed the NIOFS/SimpleFS-patch)

See this examples:

Search in the first path:
JCR-SQL2##SELECT * FROM [nt:base] AS document WHERE 
documentType='xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx' AND CONTAINS(document.name,'hello*') AND 
ISDESCENDANTNODE(document,'/root/60edd27f-86bc-4f82-8bc0-714ea595823b/libraries/2882ab8e-2d77-4568-adf1-9b0fe3e0b739')
Found 3 results
Search took 262 ms

Search in the second path:
JCR-SQL2##SELECT * FROM [nt:base] AS document WHERE 
documentType='xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx' AND CONTAINS(document.name,'hello*') AND 
ISDESCENDANTNODE(document,'/root/60edd27f-86bc-4f82-8bc0-714ea595823b/6c6f5fcb-44ae-4407-8da7-d77a2a70c23e')
Found 0 results
Search took 230 ms

Joined query:
JCR-SQL2##SELECT * FROM [nt:base] AS document WHERE 
documentType='xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx' AND CONTAINS(document.name,'hello*') AND 
(ISDESCENDANTNODE(document,'/root/60edd27f-86bc-4f82-8bc0-714ea595823b/libraries/2882ab8e-2d77-4568-adf1-9b0fe3e0b739')
 OR 
ISDESCENDANTNODE(document,'/theTeneoRoot/60edd27f-86bc-4f82-8bc0-714ea595823b/6c6f5fcb-44ae-4407-8da7-d77a2a70c23e'))
Found 3 results
Search took 161224 ms


/Nicklas
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