Re: Join by date range unacceptably slow
Hi,
I do not have very high hopes, but you try to see what happens if you do FORCE INDEX(ix_start_end) or FORCE INDEX(ix_end_start). The current plan is to decide on which index to use for every execution of the subquery. (That is what "Range checked for each record" refers to).
The inherent problem with these queries is that you have two conditions which each are, on average, satisfied 50% of the rows. Since the conditions are on different columns, we need to pick one of them for index access.
Øystein Grøvlen,
Senior Principal Software Engineer,
MySQL Group, Oracle,
Trondheim, Norway
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