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In article <20000416013351.10954.00000522_at_ng-cs1.aol.com>,
mmayer3077_at_aol.com (MMayer3077) wrote:
>
> The datatype is NUMBER(38) on the indexed column? This is a very
large range
> of numbers. This index may not be working because this range of
number values
> is so much larger then the number of records.
Hi,
Large range - you mean the (38) part - should I make it a number(some- -value)?
The index is actually created on 2 columns, like this:
create index my_index on my_table(date_dolumn desc, fk_number_column);
The problematic query is:
select * from my_table where fk_number_column=23 order by date_column desc;
Thanks,
Otis
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Received on Mon Apr 17 2000 - 00:00:00 CDT