Re: Update Statistics - newer question
Posted in 1995
Sorry Joe, This message was supposed to go to Steve Goldberg. How zmail and I managed to get your headings on Steve's message is anyone's guess. Cheers - Jim On Oct 29, 1:51pm, Jim Gordon wrote: } Subject: Re: archive compression question } On Oct 28, 5:27pm, Steve Goldberg wrote: } } Subject: Update Statistics - a newer question } } Ok. Here's another update statistics question to start the debate again. } } } } I have a program that references 3 tables that have no indexes. Within } } the program I create an index on each table and do update statistics. When } } the body of the program starts, it runs dog slow. I kill the program and } } restart it and it sails along smoothly. } } } } When does 4gl look at the "statistics" and know that there is an index } } and the "up stats" has been done? I prepare the update statements. } } Do I need to create the indexes and then do the prepare? (I just } } thought of this just now and haven't tried it yet). Or create the } } indexes before the program starts? } } } } Steve Goldberg } } Landata RE-Source } } steveg@landata.com } }-- End of excerpt from Steve Goldberg } } You need to do the prepare after you have updated the statistics. The prepare } is the place at which the optimisation is calculated so if you haven't done the } update stats at this time then your prepared SQL statements will all do } sequential scans. } } Cheers - Jim } } -- } ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- } Jim Gordon DHL Airways Inc. jgordon@us.dhl.com } ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- } My opinions are my own. They may vary with time but they remain mine! }-- End of excerpt from Jim Gordon -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Jim Gordon DHL Airways Inc. jgordon@us.dhl.com ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- My opinions are my own. They may vary with time but they remain mine!