Re: Strangely Variable Query Performance

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So there's a misjudgment of the number of rows returned by a factor of
about 88.  That's pretty big.  Since you had the same number without the
receipt date (I think...) then it's the encounter_id that's not being
counted right.

Try upping the stats target on that column and running analyze again and
see if you get closer to 112 in your analyze or not.


	If I max the statistics targets at 1000, I get:

 Seq Scan on detail_summary ds  (cost=0.00..1903030.26 rows=1099 width=4)
Filter: ((receipt >= '1998-12-30'::date) AND (encounter_id = ANY ('{8813186,8813187,8813188,8813189,8813190,8813191,8813192,8813193,8813194,8813195,8813196,8813197,8813198,8813199,8813200,8813201,8813202,8813203,8813204,8813205,8813206,8813207,8813208,8813209,8813210,8813211,8813212,8813213,8813214,8813215,8813216,8813217,8813218,8813219,8813220,8813221,8813222,8813223,8813224,8813225,8813226,8813227,8813228,8813229,8813230,8813231,8813232,8813233,8813234,8813235,8813236,8813237,8813238,8813239,8813240,8813241,8813242,8813243,8813244,8813245,8813246,8813247,8813248,8813249,8813250,8813251,8813252,8813253,8813254,8813255,8813256,8813257,8813258,8813259,8813260,8813261,8813262,8813263,8813264,8813265,8813266,8813267,8813268,8813269,8813270,8813271,8813272,8813273,8813274,8813275,8813276,8813277,8813278,8813279,8813280,8813281,8813282,8813283,8813284,8815534}'::integer[])))


Setting it ot 500 makes the estimated rows twice as much. It seems to have no effect on anything though, either way. :)


Steve


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