The link below essentially means subquery support is useless for many traditional purposes. You are stuck in a correlated subquery thus performance is the query being run out-to-in (subquery run for every row?) instead of in-to-out as desired. Does anyone know of a work around for this? Apparantly the MySQL team refuses to even recognize this as a bug.
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