It appears that the acl functions use more SELECTs than necessary. For f_customer_acl(<span class="Apple-style-span"
style="font-family:arial,sans-serif; font-size: 13px; border-collapse: collapse;">uid integer, cid integer</span>), I
mightuse:<br /><br /> PERFORM 1 FROM customers JOIN users USING (org_id) WHERE customer_id = cid and user_id = uid;<br
/>RETURN FOUND;<br /><br /> This still requires one call to f_customer_acl() (and therefore one SELECT) for each row in
plan_events(since that's the way the calling function is written). If the goal is to count the number of plan_events a
specificuser has access rights to, I'm sure you can write a query that would accomplish that directly. It's beyond my
knowledgewhether it makes more sense to do this via these function calls.<br /><br /> --Lee<br /><br /><br /><pre
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Lee Hachadoorian
PhD Student, Geography
Program in Earth & Environmental Sciences
CUNY Graduate Center
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