[PERFORM] date - range

2005-04-01 Thread H.J. Sanders
Anybody a solution for the next problem: people can subscribe to a service for 1 or more days (upto a max. of 365). So in the database is stored: first_date and last_date To select which people are subscribed for a certain date (e.g. today) we use a select like select ... where

Re: [PERFORM] date - range

2005-04-01 Thread Mischa
Quoting H.J. Sanders [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Anybody a solution for the next problem: people can subscribe to a service for 1 or more days (upto a max. of 365). So in the database is stored: first_date and last_date To select which people are subscribed for a certain date (e.g. today) we use a

Re: [PERFORM] date - range

2005-04-01 Thread Michael Fuhr
On Fri, Apr 01, 2005 at 09:59:44PM -0800, Mischa wrote: select ... where first_date = today and last_date = today Whatever index we create system always does a sequential scan (which I can understand). Has someone a smarter solution? Yep, standard SQL problem. The answer is