J Sloan wrote:
>
> Cami wrote:
>> Oliver Eales wrote:
>>
>>> Hugo Monteiro schrieb:
>>>
Hello all,
i've noticed that there aren't any indexes defined whatsoever, besides
the ones automatically created for keys. Couldn't there be some indexes
to speed up the queries
Cami wrote:
> Oliver Eales wrote:
>
>> Hugo Monteiro schrieb:
>>
>>> Hello all,
>>>
>>> i've noticed that there aren't any indexes defined whatsoever, besides
>>> the ones automatically created for keys. Couldn't there be some indexes
>>> to speed up the queries?
>>>
>>>
>> The
Cami escreveu:
> Hugo Monteiro wrote:
>
>> Hello all,
>>
>> i've noticed that there aren't any indexes defined whatsoever, besides
>> the ones automatically created for keys.
>>
>
> That is false information. Please provide proof.
>
Yeah . last time i checked, the few indexes
Oliver Eales wrote:
> Hugo Monteiro schrieb:
>> Hello all,
>>
>> i've noticed that there aren't any indexes defined whatsoever, besides
>> the ones automatically created for keys. Couldn't there be some indexes
>> to speed up the queries?
>>
> The database layout is fine.
> I got the most improv
Hugo Monteiro schrieb:
> Hello all,
>
> i've noticed that there aren't any indexes defined whatsoever, besides
> the ones automatically created for keys. Couldn't there be some indexes
> to speed up the queries?
>
The database layout is fine.
I got the most improvement from using InnoDB as MySql
Hugo Monteiro wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> i've noticed that there aren't any indexes defined whatsoever, besides
> the ones automatically created for keys.
That is false information. Please provide proof.
> Couldn't there be some indexes to speed up the queries?
There are indexes.
> One other thin
Hello all,
i've noticed that there aren't any indexes defined whatsoever, besides
the ones automatically created for keys. Couldn't there be some indexes
to speed up the queries?
One other thing i'd like to know is if there are any plans, or if anyone
knows of any work in progress for a frontend
