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Re: optimize select query
Posted by: Robert Koziol
Date: January 03, 2011 01:02PM

Hi Rick James,

Thanks a lot for your suggestion.

After studying the examples I have managed to rewrite the query you have mentioned about in the following way:

bo.first_value =
(select max(book1.first_value)
from bookmakers book1
join (select max(insert_date), insert_date, event_id
from bookmakers group by event_id, bookmaker_id)
as bo on bo.insert_date = book1.insert_date and bo.event_id = book1.event_id where book1.event_id = je.id)

So I got rid of one of my correlated max query. Now my query runs much faster on my localhost however it is still very slow on my hosting machine.

Now I guess that I should get rid of the other correlated query. The examples show the way of getting rid of one such a query at a time - I would appreciate further suggestions. If I find anything - I will let you know.

Have a lucky 2011 :)

Regards

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