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2001-09-30 Thread 진희 김
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Re: [GENERAL] question about indexing.

2001-09-30 Thread Doug McNaught
"Brian Hirt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I have a table with about 1 million rows in it. One of the columns in this > table is some sort of status (it's an int2). Out of the million rows, only > about 100 of the rows have a status that is not like the rest. > Yes, i do vacuum the table. > >

Re: [GENERAL] question about indexing.

2001-09-30 Thread Brian Hirt
That's the answer! Thanks Doug. basement=# explain select * from game_developer where approved = 2; Seq Scan on game_developer (cost=0.00..1920.17 rows=48 width=46) basement=# explain select * from game_developer where approved = int2(2); Index Scan using game_developer_approved on game_develo

Re: [GENERAL] question about indexing.

2001-09-30 Thread Stephan Szabo
On Sun, 30 Sep 2001, Brian Hirt wrote: > I have a table with about 1 million rows in it. One of the columns in this > table is some sort of status (it's an int2). Out of the million rows, only > about 100 of the rows have a status that is not like the rest. > > for example: > 999,900 have the

[GENERAL] question about indexing.

2001-09-30 Thread Brian Hirt
I have a table with about 1 million rows in it. One of the columns in this table is some sort of status (it's an int2). Out of the million rows, only about 100 of the rows have a status that is not like the rest. for example: 999,900 have the value 1 23 have the value 2 6

[GENERAL] [Fwd: Dir /pgsql/lib Files?]

2001-09-30 Thread R Talbot
--- Begin Message --- The lib dir holds files to help us interface languages.. Some of the names seem obvious to me but are the following for Perl libpg.solipg.a libpg.so.2 And if not what are Perl files? Lastly if the make did not install the files as I got one message during make