Re: Dynamic filtering results during query ?
I personally would create a number of views showing all of the data, data excluding books I own, data excluding authors I hate etc.
Also the author would be the author ID in the table, linking to a table of authors.
Speed wise I'm not sure. I assume that MySQL can ramp up to thousands of users/queries/rows. This would depend more on the server it was running on.
Create primary key indexes. I know that Oracle has a hash cluster that joins two tables together on their PK's so that data is close and pre-joined, not sure if MySQL has the same functionality?
James.
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Re: Dynamic filtering results during query ?
April 17, 2007 02:22AM
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