STRAIGHT_JOIN for OUTER JOINGS
Posted by:
Paul Tsui
Date: August 19, 2012 08:28PM
I am running a query like this:
SELECT a.key, a.col_1, b.col_1 FROM (SELECT * FROM table_a ORDER BY a.key LIMIT 100) a JOIN (SELECT * FROM table_b) b ON a.key=b.key;
It turns out that using STRAIGHT_JOIN rather than INNER JOIN is much better in performance. (2x - 3x as fast)
However, what I actually need is LEFT OUTER JOIN rather than INNER JOIN. Using simply LEFT JOIN have more or less the same performance as INNER JOIN. I guess LEFT JOIN is actually using the same algorithm to INNER JOIN rather than STRAIGHT JOIN.
Is there a STRAIGHT_JOIN equivalence for OUTER JOIN?
Thanks!
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