Re: Confirmation of bad query plan generated by 7.4

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>>> On 6/13/2006 at 1:09 PM, Tom Lane <tgl@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> I missed the part where you explain why you think this plan is
terrible?
> 412ms for what seems a rather expensive query doesn't sound so
awful.

Sorry, I based that statement on the estimated/actual disparity.  That
particular query plan is not terrible in its results, but look at the
estimates and how viciously the explain analyze corrects the values.

Here's an example:

   ->  Index Scan using idx_evt_dt on l_event_log e 
       (cost=0.00..2641742.75 rows=15752255 width=12)
       (actual time=0.034..229.641 rows=38923 loops=1)

rows=15752255 ?  That's over half the 27M row table.  As expected, the
*actual* match is much, much lower at 38923.  As it turns out, Marcin
was right.  Simply changing:

now() - interval '2 days'

to

'2006-06-11 15:30:00'

generated a much more accurate set of estimates.  I have to assume
that
7.4 is incapable of that optimization step.  Now that I know this, I
plan on modifying my stored proc to calculate the value before
inserting
it into the query.

Thanks!


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