In recent times, a particular page in my web app throws the Exception Details: MySql.Data.MySqlClient.MySqlException: Timeout expired. The timeout period elapsed prior to completion of the operation or the server is not responding.
Though I use Ibtais as persistence layer, this error occurs. I have restarted the MySql service instanc...
I've trying to optimize a query on MySQL that takes around 15-20 seconds to run. My Data table has about 10M rows, and the query is trying to return 68,000 records which match 144 "run" fields and 35 "name" fields. Because the query is using two in clauses, my indexes don't seem to be terribly helpful.
Here's the query:
select * from...
I have this SQL that works fine.
Want the my filter to return the LATEST unique SessionGuids with the highest UserSessionSequenceID.
Problem is performance sucks - even though I have good indexes.
How can I rewrite this - to omit the ROW_NUMBER line?
SELECT TOP(@resultCount) * FROM
(
SELECT
[UserSessionSequenceID]
...
I'm performing an update on a MySQL table (myisam engine) that, according to the profiler, is spending an inordinate amount of time in the 'init' state:
mysql> show profile for query 2;
+----------------------+-----------+
| Status | Duration |
+----------------------+-----------+
| starting | 0.000057 |
| ch...
I have the following query running for 3hours+:
UPDATE eop_201007
set coord_x = gi.x_etrs89, coord_y = gi.x_etrs89,gr_type = 4
from eop_201007 as eop, geoindex201001 as gi
where eop.cp7=gi.cp7 AND eop.gr_type=0;
eop table has 300k+ records, and gi table 100k+.
The cp7 field is indexed in both tables, and this is taking way too much t...
A quick question. I have a simple table with this structure:
USERS_TABLE = {id}, name, number_field_1, number_field_2, number_field_3, number_field_4, number_field_5
Sorting is a major feature, one field at a time at the moment. Table can have up to 50 million records. Most selects are done using the "id" field, which is the primary k...
I'm using SQLite to maintain a database which contains, among other things, a table with paths. The CREATE statement for the table looks like this
CREATE TABLE path (id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
name TEXT,
UNIQUE(name));
I'm looking for a short way to say 'insert this given path into the ...
Please scroll down to the "25/08/2010 Update".
I have a query which I have turned into a view. It runs very slowly because (as far as I understand) there are several issues with indexes on the joined tables.
explain select * from view_ed_abc_print
As you can see, I have table "a" using where, temporary and filesort with 4659 ro...
I have this query below that I've rewritten a dozen different ways, yet I am unable to get it optimized and loaded in under 8 seconds. If I can get it to 2s, that would be good. 1s or less would be optimal.
This query retrieves a list of books that are currently available for sale or trade, and performs a bit of filtering. This query...
I am trying to extract duplicate rows from my database. I have a listings table and a listings_meta table which holds additional information. The listings_meta table has over 16,000 rows. When I run the query below it runs REALLY slow.
I don't understand why. Is there something wrong with my code?
SELECT l.id FROM listings AS l
LEF...
We have a table with 6 million records, and then we have a SQL which need around 7 minutes to query the result. I think the SQL cannot be optimized any more.
The query time causes our weblogic to throw the max stuck thread exception.
Is there any recommendation for me to handle this problem ?
Following is the query, but it's hard for ...
I am thinking through a problem, if I get a table, and the data in it keep growing, thousand, million, billion ....
One day, I think even a simple query it will need several seconds to run.
So is there any means which we can use to control the time within 1 second or any reasonable time ?
...
I have an asp.net website up and running in my production server. I want to get the possible ways of profiling an asp.net website in a production server because my application is really slow? As i say slow i don't mean the delivery of static content but the database operations and my c# code? So any suggestion?
...
i have a table which has big int column used for storing the time stamp.The time stamp value which we are getting from our application is 13 digit number like 1280505757693.And there are many rows in this table right now probably more than half a million entries.Should i use Index on timestamp column or not ???? Any suggestions ?
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I could use some help determining the best (most performant / easily maintainable) strategy for retrieving parent-child objects from a SQL db.
I inherited this code, and I've got relatively short deadline on this and I want to do as little foundational changes as possible. I'll have plenty of time to implement nhibernate or other ORM wi...
Lets say you have 4 types of assessments, Test, Quiz, MiniQuiz and FinalExam
and we store records in the database like so
studentid ----- assesType
1 test
2 quiz
3 quiz
4 quiz
5 miniquiz
6 miniquiz
7 final
8 final
...
Hi,
Im recording slow queries longer than 2 seconds. That is running fine except, the daily backups also get recorded in slow log because 1) mysqldump calls select * from xyz (big table); and 2) when inserting the backup into a new db (yesterday's backup, sundays backup, etc).
How to prevent mysqldump from logging slow queries?
Is there...
I have some MySQL queries with conditions like
where field1=val1 or field2=val2
and some like
where fieldx=valx and fieldy=valy and (field1=val1 or field2=val2)
How can I optimize these queries by creating indexes? My intuition is to create separate indexes for field1 and field2 for first query as it is an OR, so a composite index ...
I'm looking for a way to fetch all data from a huge table in smaller chunks.
Please advise.
...
Hello all
From the Order By Optimization in Mysql documentation, I quote...
In some cases, MySQL cannot use
indexes to resolve the ORDER BY,
although it still uses indexes to find
the rows that match the WHERE clause.
These cases include the following:
You have different ORDER BY and GROUP BY expressions.
Is the...