Thanks for running these tests.  Clearly I should have made this change a
long time ago....

On Tue, Oct 30, 2012 at 9:31 AM, Eleytherios Stamatogiannakis <
est...@gmail.com> wrote:

> In my preliminary tests, the patch has worked wonderfully. In these first
> tests i have only tested plain SQLite functionality (without virtual table
> or additional functions) on a 1.5GB DB. Some remarks:
>
> - It is lightning fast. For queries that fit to the free space (some of
> them could not finish before due to space constraints) and previously took
> minutes to finish, with the patch they are instantaneous and they do not
> touch the drive. The results are the same.
>
> - I was expecting that only simple scans over unioned queries would be
> affected by the patch. When i tried to do a filter on a unioned table
> composition, and the query was again instantaneous, i was flabbergasted.
> The patch really pushes index accesses downwards into the unioned tables. I
> didn't expect the patch to go that far. I'm amazed,
>
> - Group by on unioned all tables was also instantaneous without filling
> the hard disk.
>
> - Oddly, order by works the same both with the patch and without the patch
> (SQLite 3.7.14.1). I assume that order by had a similar optimization in
> previous versions of SQLite too?
>
> - On all of the above tests, the free space on the hard disk wasn't
> affected by the running query.
>
> More tests will be done in the context of madIS, but they will take more
> time. I want to test plain SQLite first, because this is what most people
> will use in practise.
>
> Best regards,
>
> lefteris.
>
>
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