Re: How to speeed up the query performance

Hai Chris!
Thanks for the solution but seem it doesnt work.
(0 rows) returned when I used NOT EXITS but (4 rows) returned
when NOT IN is used...................

FYI I used 7.2

Christoph Haller wrote:

>>How do I speed up the quey performance if I've a query like this :
>>Does 'not in' command will affected the performance?.
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>Yes, it's well known to be slow in 7.3 and lower, should be fixed in 7.4
>AFAIK.
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>>select
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>ts.transportid,ts.transporttype,ts.transportcapacity,ts.transportstatus,ts.routecoverage,ts.transportregnumber
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>>from transportsetup ts
>>where ts.bizid = 'B126'
>>and ts.deletestatus = 0
>>and ts.transportid not in ( select t.transportid
>> from transportsetup
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>t,servicedetail s,logisticservice l
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>> where
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>t.bizid=l.bizid
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>> and
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>l.serviceid=s.serviceid
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>> and
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>t.transportid=s.transportid
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>> and t.bizid =
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>'B126'
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>> and
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>l.status='Pending'
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>> or t.bizid=l.bizid
>> and
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>l.serviceid=s.serviceid
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>> and
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>t.transportid=s.transportid
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>> and t.bizid =
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>'B126' and l.status='Reserved' )
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>>order by ts.transporttype;
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>As recently mentioned by Stephan Szabo on '[SQL] How to optimize this
>query ?'
>NOT EXISTS performs much better.
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>Try:
>select
>ts.transportid,ts.transporttype,ts.transportcapacity,ts.transportstatus,ts.routecoverage,ts.transportregnumber
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>from transportsetup ts
>where ts.bizid = 'B126'
>and ts.deletestatus = 0
>and NOT EXISTS ( select t.transportid
> from transportsetup t,servicedetail s,logisticservice l
> where ts.transportid = t.transportid
> and t.bizid=l.bizid
> and l.serviceid=s.serviceid
> and t.transportid=s.transportid
> and t.bizid = 'B126'
> and l.status='Pending'
> or t.bizid=l.bizid
> and l.serviceid=s.serviceid
> and t.transportid=s.transportid
> and t.bizid = 'B126' and l.status='Reserved' )
>order by ts.transporttype;
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>Regards, Christoph
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