Re: performance with query

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Alberto Dalmaso <dalmaso@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
 
> do you thing it is impossible to find a
> configuration that works fine for both the kind of query?
 
No.  We probably just need a little more information.
 
> The application have to run even versus oracle db... i wont have to
> write a different source for the two database...
 
I understand completely.
 
> I attach the explanation of the log query after setting all the
> enable to on. In this condition the query will never finish...
 
We're getting close.  Can you share the table structure and the actual
query you are running?  It's a lot easier (for me, anyway) to put this
puzzle together with all the pieces in hand.
 
Also, if you can set off some of the optimizer options and get a fast
plan, please show us an EXPLAIN ANALYZE for that, with information on
which settings were turned off.  That will help show where bad
estimates may be causing a problem, or possibly give a hint of table
or index bloat problems.
 
I think we're getting close to critical mass for seeing the
solution....
 
-Kevin

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