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Hi,
I'm very new to Oracle and databases generally, so this might be a
stupid question. I'm searching for fifty thousand values (stored as the
primary key in a table) in a table of one hundred thousand (again, the
primary key). The SQL is SELECT n.ID, c.ID FROM temp n,main c WHERE c.ID
= n.ID ORDER BY n.ID.
No great shakes, I'm just wondering why it takes about 4 seconds to do
it (from SQL Plus). Shouldn't it be quicker? Admittedly its a lot
quicker than Access but how come search engines can find fifty trillion
pages in 0.4 nano-seconds?
I'm using Oracle 8 Personal Edition, would using another version speed
it up?
thanks,
Tim
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