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Re: Eternal SELECT queries
Posted by: Felix Geerinckx
Date: November 15, 2005 09:20AM

Aniceto Perez wrote:

> I have two tables: A and B. Table A has one field named CODI, char(5), and 4M records.
> Table B has two fields named COD1, char(2), and COD2, char(3), and 100K records.
> The CODI field has an index, also there is an index for both COD1 and COD2.
>
> I am testing this query:
>
> SELECT AVG(A.pre) FROM A INNER JOIN B ON A.CODI=B.COD1+B.COD2 WHERE B.F=2;

1) You are "adding" two character columns. If you want to concat them, use CONCAT(B.COD1, B.COD2)

2) You need an index on B.F

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