Hello -- we recently noticed that some SQL statements containing subqueries (see below) are very slow in 3.6.23 as compared to the version we were using before, 3.3.17. I tested the newest release of 3.7.0.1 and the queries are fast again.
The problem is that this is a showstopper for us, but we cannot immediately upgrade to 3.7, it is just too new and it takes a lot of QA resources to do so. We'd prefer a more stable solution in the short term. So I'm trying to figure out if this is a known issue that was fixed for 3.7 in a way that we might be able to patch 3.6. I've been looking for clues in changelogs and tickets but haven't found anything promising yet. Can anyone help? I'm including an example of our query and database... This is slow: select count (*) from reporting left outer join (select * from type) as A0 on a0.id = reporting.id; This is fast: select count (*) from reporting left outer join type as A0 on a0.id = reporting.id; Download the database (~100kb) from here: http://peterpawlowski.com/db.gz Thanks, Peter Pawlowski -- Peter Pawlowski | Senior Software Engineer Office: +1.412.422.2499 x116 pawlow...@vivisimo.com | Connect: www.vivisimo.com Vivisimo - Information Optimized _______________________________________________ sqlite-users mailing list sqlite-users@sqlite.org http://sqlite.org:8080/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/sqlite-users
