"Kevin Grittner" <kevin.gritt...@wicourts.gov> wrote: > If I had made the scores table wider, it might have gone from the > user table to scores on the index. Bah. I just forgot to put an index on scores.user_id. With that index available it did what you were probably expecting -- seq scan on questions, nested loop index scan on users, nested loop index scan on scores. You weren't running you test with just a few rows in each table and expecting the same plan to be generated as for tables with a lot of rows, were you? -Kevin
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