"Matt Friedman" <matt@daart.ca> writes:
> I am working on a select that would use the IN statement as you can view
> below.
> WHERE
> index_word.word IN ('radio','spry')
The above is perfectly OK. It's really just a shorthand for
index_word.word = 'radio' OR index_word.word = 'spry'
anyway.
> After reading this thread, which says that the IN statement is "slow" I am
> wondering how I would rewrite using "EXISTS...IN"
The thread was about "foo IN (SELECT ...)". A sub-select IN is a
completely different animal from IN (list-of-values).
regards, tom lane
