I do the following in several reports I run.....
statement = m_conn.createStatement();
statement.executeUpdate( "set enable_seqscan = false" );
do your thing....
statement.executeUpdate( "set enable_seqscan = true" );
--sean
Marcus Andree S. Magalhaes wrote:
>Hi, guys,
>
>We're experiencing a little problem with one of our queries.
>It isn't using an index specially created for it. When we
>disable seq scans with psql, we can ensure the query finishes
>much faster than without using index, as it should be.
>
>So, whats the best procedure in this case, but when have a
>JDBC based client? Do we mess around with planner
>settings even when all other queries are using the best
>index for them?
>
>Is it safe (but some may find ugly) to issue a command to
>disable seq scanning from the java side?
>
>Since we're using the pooled connection classes that comes
>with the JDBC3 driver, once a connection is got from the pool,
>do we need to explicitly set seq scanning to true? This is
>assuming the later option is the more recommended one...
>
>TIA
>
>
>
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