Because of a Bad Model...
When it is a single event egw_cal_dates always has a record with cal_start =
0.
When it is a recurrent event, egw_cal_dates has a record with cal_start = 0
and a record with cal_start equal to recurrent start.
With this construction it returns correctly calendar exceptions...
It's somewhat complex but it returns slowly ok.
Regards,
"Alvaro Herrera" <alvherre@commandprompt.com> escreveu:
> Daniel Cristian Cruz escribió:
>> No one knows why I got "actual time=0.014..0.570 rows=30 loops=511222"
>> and "actual time=0.005..0.006 rows=1 loops=15158976"?
>>
>> With:
>> cu.cal_user_type = 'u' AND
>> cu.cal_recur_date = COALESCE((SELECT cd.cal_start FROM egw_cal_dates
>> icd WHERE icd.cal_id = cd.cal_id AND icd.cal_start = cd.cal_start AND
>> icd.cal_start <> 0), 0)
>> ~ 450 seconds
>
> I don't know, but why are you using such an expression instead of an
> outer join?
>
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<span style="color: #000080">Daniel Cristian Cruz
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