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Re: How can I check if my cursor statement is using index

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Dragan Matić wrote:

I have a program that reads data from Postgresql database (version 8.0.3) through ODBC, but data retrieval is pretty slow. When I type the same SQL sentence in pgadmin III or any other sql tool it is much faster, and typing 'explain' clearly shows that it is using index. However the program is reading data through a dynamic cursor, I would like to know if there is a way to check if the same sql query generated through dynamic cursor still uses indexes?
Thanks in advance

Dragan

Another thing i've noticed is that if I open a simple cursor it definitely uses index as data is retrieved instantly as opposed to 2-3 seconds when I try to retrieve data through a dynamic cursor. Is there a way to force index usage through a dynamic cursor?



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