mySQL performance problem on subqueries
Hi,
I have table like this;
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C001 BIGINT(22) UNSIGNED ZEROFILL AUTO_INCREMENT INDEX
C002 BIGINT(22) UNSIGNED ZEROFILL INDEX
C003 BIGINT(22) UNSIGNED ZEROFILL INDEX
C004 BIGINT(22) UNSIGNED ZEROFILL INDEX
C005 BIGINT(22) UNSIGNED ZEROFILL INDEX
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I simply write a query like this,
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SELECT
T2.*,
(
SELECT
COUNT(*)-1 AS count
FROM
`myTable`
WHERE
C005 = 121 AND C003 BETWEEN T2.C003 AND T2.C004
) AS depth
FROM
`myTable` AS `T2`
WHERE
T2.C005 = 121
ORDER BY T2.C003;
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The query works fine for the table format. It sends the records as wanted. ( In this query it'll send me about 2377 rows )
But there was a big problem about the query. The problem is queries time. It took about 25 seconds to end!
I don't understand why subselecting using count values by fetched rows make this query's time long. In normal life counting a lots of rows takes about 0.00001 seconds.
Any idea?
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