Binary versus Integer ...
I've just discovered ...probably bit too late ...or bit too early
that MySQL can work with bit fields ...wow...great ..
directly setted up a test table... works ..OK..
than i added binary (64bit) field to my working table with 1.9mil records...
that previously had 1 integer field with a flag to indicate state of the field ...0,1
ok ..then i did this: (to check state of new system that was bit based ..not field based):
select x from table y where state & 1<<16
I was killed by result ... it was 100 times slower than if i would check the integral field ...WHY ?
it took 0.003sec to check 1.9mil records for a single field ...
and it took 0.5sec if it was bit field ...
EXCUSE ME ?...
CMP EAX,EBX ...
JAE @above_equal
or
AND EAX,EBX
JNZ @not_zero..
(and there are 64bit mmx registers, and 128 xmmx registers if needed
so - i guess working on each byte is not an issue here ...)
are taking less than 1 CPU cicle ...(even as on 486)...
Why is this operation takes 100 times more time ?
or you shifting the bit for each iteration ? even if its given as constant ?
even then - it just can not take 100 times more time...
Could you please explain this ?
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