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Hi,
i'm looking for arguments to explain why several dbaccess on a single
table are 2 times slower with ids than se. i understand this test
isn't quite pertinant.The table is organize differently.
The sqexplain shows an estimate cost equal to 1. i don't think so it
could be less? Thanks for noticing this thread.
Jack
Jack wrote:
> i'm looking for arguments to explain why several dbaccess on a single
> table are 2 times slower with ids than se. i understand this test
> isn't quite pertinant.The table is organize differently.
> The sqexplain shows an estimate cost equal to 1. i don't think so it
> could be less? Thanks for noticing this thread.
a) What kind of machine, how much RAM, what disks, etc, etc.
2) What do you mean by the table is organised differently?
iii) What SQL are you running?
D) What versions of SE and IDS?
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