|
View:
New views
1 Messages
—
Rating Filter:
Alert me
|
|
|
Planner behaviourHi,
I have a table with emails. I want to search this column with wildcards. To make a wildcard like this possible: "*@somedomain.com" , I use this query: SELECT * FROM users WHERE lower(reverse_str(email))) LIKE 'moc.niamodemos@%' ORDER BY email (I use reverse_str as the index only gets queried when the constant part of the string matched by LIKE is at the beginning of the string) to speed things up I have a index on "lower(reverse_str(email))" Everything works, the index is queried Now the strange part: As soos as I add "LIMIT 10" to the query: SELECT * FROM users WHERE reverse_str(email)) LIKE 'moc.niamodemos@%' ORDER BY email LIMIT 10 the database does not use the "reverse_str(email)" index, but just the "email" index, and the query takes endless. Why? What can I do? Plan with "LIMIT" : explain select email FROM book_users WHERE lower(reverse_str(email)) LIKE 'moc.niamodemos@%' order by email limit 10; QUERY PLAN --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Limit (cost=0.00..8094.69 rows=10 width=23) -> Index Scan using book_users_email_key on book_users (cost=0.00..16868526.16 rows=20839 width=23) Filter: (lower(reverse_str((email)::text)) ~~ 'moc.niamodemos@%'::text) (3 rows) Plan without "LIMIT": explain select email FROM book_users WHERE lower(reverse_str(email)) LIKE 'moc.niamodemos@%' order by email; QUERY PLAN -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sort (cost=70639.69..70691.79 rows=20839 width=23) Sort Key: email -> Bitmap Heap Scan on book_users (cost=635.19..69144.81 rows=20839 width=23) Filter: (lower(reverse_str((email)::text)) ~~ 'moc.niamodemos@%'::text) -> Bitmap Index Scan on book_users_lower_rev_email_key (cost=0.00..629.98 rows=20839 width=0) Index Cond: ((lower(reverse_str((email)::text)) >= 'moc.niamodemos@'::text) AND (lower(reverse_str((email)::text)) < 'moc.niamodemosA'::text)) (6 rows) With LIMIT it takes endless, without only a fraction of a second. PS: with LIMIT 100 the behavior switches to the same behavior as without limit Thank you very much Sebastian -- Sent via pgsql-sql mailing list (pgsql-sql@...) To make changes to your subscription: http://www.postgresql.org/mailpref/pgsql-sql |
| Free embeddable forum powered by Nabble | Forum Help |