Hi David,
I have got stock in optimising my query somewhere I think you could advise.
I am trying to run the below query on the API you have provided for AB Database example:
I use Database::getResults in the API to run the SELECT part that works fine, but I had not been able to run the CREATE VIEW as of yet. I tried
and a few other pdo functions to execute the CREATE VIEW but had not luck. I appreciate if you advise.
Regards,
Hello Amin,
If I am not wrong, to create the VIEW you must use the "Database::exec()" method. So the only thing that I see rare is that if you use "Database::beginTransaction"()", after execute the query, you must execute "Database::commit()". Maybe you no need to use the "begin transaction" at all?
Can this help you in some manner?
Hi David,
During the debugging I figured that
Was infact working correctly, and my view was created, the reason I get the errors is that I am trying to replicate "WITH" in MySQL and still have no luck. Thanks a million
Hello Amin,
Then I am not sure if can understand. First of all, probably you want to create the view over and over again: once you create the view (for example with a database manager like PhpMyAdmin), what you must to do is to execute the appropriate SQL query. You talk about errors, Amin, but can you please refer that errors here?
Thanks a lot David for always going the extra mile, I did not expect you to look into that because it is totally irrelevant to AB and the APIs I got from it. But any how to clear things up. I am running a query like below:
Because both sides of JOIN are running the same query (SELECT * FROM T1) it will be more efficient if we can buffer it somewhere first time it is run and then reuse it the second time. This in a simplified example and when the reused query is something with a few joins and subqueries and data has millions of records it will make a measurable difference. In SQLSERVER and ORACLE this issue can be taking care of by TEMPORARY tables and/or WITH but MySQL temporary tables does not help with this. WITH is available in MySQL 8 apparently but my server's SQL version is 5.6 and does not support WITH so I am stuck doing my best to replicate these using views, memory engines and technically anything that has the ability to speed up my query in a similar fashion. Don't worry about it though, I will find a way for it ;)
Hello Amin,
I am not an expert in SQL, so, I am not sure if can help you in the best way, but at least I can always try it. :-)
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