Hi,
since sqlite does a nested loop to evaluate queries, is it possible to know
how many interactions have each loop, i.e. how many rows in the table that
loop will interact, and which table is that?
And how can I use the WHERETRACE function that prints the optimization
steps?
Thanks!
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Thanks for the big and helpful explanation Simon! My changes in my study,
theoretically, would improve the performance just of big and complex
queries, so it's not my intention improve the sqlite, I want just study the
effects..
Just a few more questions if anyone can help me
1) So if I run
Hi!!
I'll implement some changes in the sqlite query optimization for study
purpose... before I start studying the code please help me understand the
basic idea...
1) The basic idea of optimization is to optmize and then execute. Where in
the code the plan is built and where it is executed?
2)
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