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Re: optimize query -- need help
Posted by: Rick James
Date: October 16, 2011 10:58AM

If I recall correctly, 7.3 will "push down joins"; this should improve JOINs significantly.

Select  A.* , B.* , C.* ,SUM(D.Length_Of_Training*D.Training_Fee) as Training_Fee ,
        SUM(D.Length_Of_Training*D.Total_Training_Salary) as Total_Training_Salary ,
        SUM(D.Length_Of_Employment*D.Total_Employment_Salary) as Total_Employment_Salary
    FROM  cbp_pcetcontract A , cbp_contractdeliverable D,
        cbp_contract E , cbp_position C ,
        cbp_bpprofile B
    where  D.Contract_ID = E.Contract_ID
      and  A.ContractDeliverableId = D.CD_Id
      and  A.PositionId = C.Position_ID
      and  B.BP_Id = A.BP_Id
Eh? SUMs and other fields without any GROUP BY??
Eh? You pull in E, but don't use any of its fields??

Try this on both MyISAM and NDB:
 
Select  A.* , B.* , C.* , D.*
    FROM  
      ( SELECT  CD_Id, 
                SUM(Length_Of_Training * Training_Fee) as Training_Fee ,
                SUM(Length_Of_Training * Total_Training_Salary) as Total_Training_Salary ,
                SUM(Length_Of_Employment * Total_Employment_Salary) as Total_Employment_Salary
            FROM  cbp_contractdeliverable
      ) D,
        cbp_pcetcontract A ,
        cbp_position C ,
        cbp_bpprofile B
    where  A.ContractDeliverableId = D.CD_Id
      and  A.PositionId = C.Position_ID
      and  B.BP_Id = A.BP_Id

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