Les schrieb am 04.02.2022 um 10:11:
> My task is to write a query that tells if a folder has any active file inside it - directly or in subfolders. Here is
thequery for that:
>
> EXPLAIN (ANALYZE, COSTS, VERBOSE, BUFFERS)
>
> select id, title,
> (exists (select f2.id <http://f2.id> from media.oo_file f2 where f2.relpath like f.relpath || '%')) as has_file
> from media.oo_folder f where f.parent_id is null
>
> QUERY PLAN
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>
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> Index Scan using oo_folder_idx_parent on media.oo_folder f (cost=0.42..488.02 rows=20 width=26) (actual
time=713.419..25414.969rows=45 loops=1) |
> Output: f.id <http://f.id>, f.title, (SubPlan 1)
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> Index Cond: (f.parent_id IS NULL)
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> Buffers: shared hit=7014170
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> SubPlan 1
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> -> Index Only Scan using oo_file_idx_relpath on media.oo_file f2 (cost=0.55..108499.27 rows=5381 width=0)
(actualtime=564.756..564.756 rows=0 loops=45)|
> Filter: (f2.relpath ~~ (f.relpath || '%'::text))
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> Rows Removed by Filter: 792025
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> Heap Fetches: 768960
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> Buffers: shared hit=7014130
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In addition to the collation tweaks, I wonder if using a lateral join might result in a more efficient plan:
select id, title, c.id is not null as has_path
from media.oo_folder f
left join lateral (
select f2.id
from media.oo_file f2
where f2.relpath like f.relpath || '%'
limit 1
) c on true
where f.parent_id is null
