问题
I have two tables : posts
with 10k rows and comments
and I need to select all comments
for particular numbers of posts
in other words implement the pagination by posts
table and get all comments
thereof. For that purpose I have the next query:
select * from comments c
inner join (select post_id from posts o order by post_id limit 0, 10) p
on c.post_id = p.post_id;
Also it is very important for me the performance of query. But the Explain
of this query is very strange because LIMIT
clause iterate through 9976 rows
but not through 10 rows as I expect:
At the same time when I run subquery separately it works great with iterating through 10 rows as expected:
explain select post_id from posts o order by post_id limit 0, 10
Also there is indexes
on posts(post_id), comments(comment_id), comments(post_id)
.
I don't understand what is the problem with that query so it iterate through all records in posts table. I will be very thankful if somebody help me with that issue.
回答1:
Firstly, your qwuery did not iterate over 9976 rows. Explain shows an estimate of the number of rows the query will read (actually, it generates lots of execution plans and discards all but the one with the lowest cost estimate).
For limit 0,10 it may read much fewer rows (depending on how the indexes are configured) but when asked to resolve limit 10000, 10 it will read a lot more
回答2:
9976 (vs 10000) is already an improvement -- before 5.6, "Rows" was often off by as much as a factor of 2. Now the statistics are more accurate, and more stable.
The real answer is "EXPLAIN
is less than perfect."
5.7 will have some improvements. Meanwhile, we are stuck with mysteries like "10 vs 9976".
It is mostly broken when LIMIT is used. It manifests in another way in the "Filtered" column of EXPLAIN EXTENDED
.
Try out EXPLAIN FORMAT=JSON ...
to get a little more information.
With MariaDB (version 10.0?), there is ANALYZE SELECT ...
which will give you actual counts. It does this by running the query, then tossing the resultset and keeping the statistics.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29654576/how-to-improve-limit-clause-in-mysql-subquery