Hi Tom
Thanks. Here you go:-
CREATE TABLE Table1 (A INTEGER ,B INTEGER)
(10 rows)
CREATE TABLE Table2 (A INTEGER ,B INTEGER, C TEXT, D TEXT)
(100 rows)
CREATE TABLE Table3 (A INTEGER ,B INTEGER, C TEXT)
(50 rows)
Create Index X1 on Table1 (A, B)
Create Index X2 on Table2 (A, B)
Create Index X
Hi
May I know if we can create index on a View?
Otherwise, is there any recommendation to speed up the query involving join
between two Views?
Thanks in advance.
wying
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Hi
May I know if we can create index on a View?
Thanks in advance.
wying
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Hi
May I know if we can create index on a View?
Thanks in advance.
wying
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