Hi!
Sunday, May 19, 2002, 5:47:08 PM, you wrote:
>>
>> I tried this and it works, but i don't like this. because
>> it's to slow and i have to use ids like i do it in example. I
>> want to have something that i'm not forced to use ids like
>> here.
JB> You don't need IDs per se, but for this to work, you do need _something_ you
JB> can order these by -- a datetime or money amount or something (would your
JB> "name" column do?) -- otherwise, how are you choosing which are the top 3
JB> that you want to see? Randomly?
I have some colum name on which i want to order.
JB> As for speed: yep, it's slow. Correlated subqueries always are. An index on
JB> parent will help a lot, as will an index on whatever the comparison field is
JB> (id in my example). Or, possibly, someone else may be able to suggest a
JB> faster way, but I'm not seeing one right now.
I try to use indexes but it's still to slow. I'm faster if i
select all and then cut those rows in PHP.
>> especialy if i move some categories or delete any. This
>> method don't work anymore.
bye Uros
