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| From: | Jason Hamilton | Date: | May 23 2003 5:33am |
| Subject: | MySQL using filesort :( | ||
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I'm having a problem with MySQL and ORDER BY. With this statement, extra = "Using where" EXPLAIN SELECT * FROM c1 LEFT JOIN c2 ON c1.id = c2.id WHERE c1.id = '21' Simply adding "ORDER BY c1.size DESC" changes the extra to "Using where; Using filesort". Naturally I have an index on c1.id (c2.id also has an index), and c1.size. I'm at a loss as to why it's going to filesort. The query speed is quick on most results, except for when there is > ~10,000 matches, then it can take several seconds to process. Most matches are under 1,000 results, though some can be as high as 150,000. Is there anything I can do to remove use of filesort, or increase the speed of the query on large matches? Thanks, Jason
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| • MySQL using filesort :( | Jason Hamilton | 23 May |
| • re: MySQL using filesort :( | Egor Egorov | 23 May |
| • re: MySQL using filesort :( | Jason Hamilton | 23 May |
| • re: MySQL using filesort :( | Jason Hamilton | 23 May |
| • re: MySQL using filesort :( | Egor Egorov | 23 May |
| • re: MySQL using filesort :( | Jason Hamilton | 23 May |
| • Re: re: MySQL using filesort :( | Egor Egorov | 24 May |
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