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Tom Lane wrote:
Steve Clark <sclark@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

Tom Lane wrote:

Also, whatever is the ORDER BY for?


without the order by it wants to do a seq scan of t_unit_event_log.
see below:
explain select count(*) from t_event_ack_log where event_log_no not in (select event_log_no from t_unit_event_log);
                                       QUERY PLAN
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Aggregate  (cost=12144872193.82..12144872193.82 rows=1 width=0)
-> Seq Scan on t_event_ack_log (cost=0.00..12144871485.07 rows=283497 width=0)
         Filter: (NOT (subplan))
         SubPlan
-> Seq Scan on t_unit_event_log (cost=0.00..40286.56 rows=1021156 width=4)
(5 rows)


Hmm, the big problem with that isn't the seqscan but the lack of a
Materialize step to buffer it; which says to me that you're running a
pretty old Postgres version (8.0 or older).  You should think about an
update if you're running into performance issues.

			regards, tom lane



Hi Tom,

Actually this is

 show server_version;
 server_version
----------------
 8.2.5


On FreeBSD 6.2

And Daniel gave me a query that does the job in just a few seconds.


Thanks,
Steve




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