In response to mike :
> Hi All,
>
> I have a poor performance SQL as following. The table has about 200M
> records, each employee have average 100 records. The query lasts about
> 3 hours. All I want is to update the flag for highest version of each
> client's record. Any suggestion is welcome!
>
> Thanks,
>
> Mike
>
>
> ====SQL===========
> update empTbl A
> set flag=1
> where
> rec_ver =
> ( select max(rec_ver)
> from empTbl
> where empNo = A.empNo)
>
>
>
> ===Table empTbl=====
>
> empTbl
> {
> int empNo;
> int flag;
> char[256] empDesc;
> int rec_ver;
> }
Try this:
update empTbl A set flag=1 from (select empno, max(rec_ver) as rec_ver from empTbl group by empno) foo where (a.empno,a.rec_ver) = (foo.empno, foo.rec_ver);
You should create an index on empTbl(empNo,rec_ver).
Please show us the EXPLAIN ANALYSE <query> for both selects.
Regards, Andreas
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