is making my head spin!! :O
On 10/28/05, Collin Peters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> These two queries execute at exactly the same speed. When I run run
> EXPLAIN on them both they return the *exact* same query plan as well.
> I find this strange... but it is also kind of what
These two queries execute at exactly the same speed. When I run run
EXPLAIN on them both they return the *exact* same query plan as well.
I find this strange... but it is also kind of what I expected from
reading up on various things. I am under the impression the
postgresql will break up your q
I have two tables, one is called 'users' the other is 'user_activity'.
The 'users' table simply contains the users in the system there is
about 30,000 rows. The 'user_activity' table stores the activities
the user has taken. This table has about 430,000 rows and also
(notably) has a column which
