Re: Dynamic Queries Optimization
Posted by:
Rick James
Date: November 18, 2010 12:46AM
MySQL's optimizer always dynamically decides how to optimize each query. Don't worry. (This is unlike what some competitors do.)
WHERE id=1 GROUP BY id -- Why have the GROUP BY?
WHERE id=1 ORDER BY date DESC; -- needs INDEX(id, date)
WHERE id=1 ORDER BY date DESC; -- The ORDER BY is useless if id is UNIQUE.
WHERE username='abc' ORDER BY id; -- needs INDEX(username, id)
SELECT count(userid) FROM table WHERE email='abc@example.com' GROUP BY userid ORDER BY id DESC; -- this ORDER BY does not make sense in this context.
Maybe those are not real queries?
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