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Sally — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
In article <3hbn33$llj@newsbf02.news.aol.com>, mcmark6199@aol.com (McMark6199) says:
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...
>but we have one problem. We have an Access
>query that ran fine against the SCO but when you run it against the same
>database on the HP it creates a HUGE temp file on the PC (500 meg before
>it brought down the server!).
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If you create the same indexes on the SCO box as on the HP, does it also
create the nasty temp files? Have you examined the query with 'SET
EXPLAIN' to see why they are created? Informix can be very easily
confused when it has too many indexes to 'think' about. Also altering
the optimisation level (from high to low) may help.
Hope this helps.
Sally.
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