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11 April 2006

00:49 Re: Encouraging multi-table join order Dan Harris
02:05 Re: Encouraging multi-table join order Tom Lane
02:29 pgmemcache C Storm
02:30 slow "IN" clause FavoYang@gmail.com
05:02 Re: slow "IN" clause Vinko Vrsalovic
07:05 Re: Takes too long to fetch the data from database soni de
07:19 Stored Procedure Performance Simon Dale
07:58 Re: Stored Procedure Performance hubert depesz lubaczewski
08:23 Re: Stored Procedure Performance Rajesh Kumar Mallah
10:04 Re: Stored Procedure Performance Richard Huxton
10:17 Re: Takes too long to fetch the data from database Richard Huxton
12:05 Re: Restore performance? Jesper Krogh
13:13 Re: Takes too long to fetch the data from database Merlin Moncure
13:50 Re: Stored Procedure Performance Merlin Moncure
13:50 Re: Takes too long to fetch the data from database Tom Lane
13:57 Re: Stored Procedure Performance Christopher Browne
14:02 Re: Stored Procedure Performance H.J. Sanders
14:09 Re: Stored Procedure Performance Alvaro Herrera
17:59 Re: Indexes with descending date columns Markus Schaber
19:35 FOREIGN KEYS vs PERFORMANCE Rodrigo Sakai
20:26 Re: FOREIGN KEYS vs PERFORMANCE Scott Marlowe
21:13 Re: Encouraging multi-table join order Dan Harris
21:14 Re: Stored Procedure Performance Merlin Moncure
21:20 Re: Encouraging multi-table join order Tom Lane
21:30 Re: Encouraging multi-table join order Dan Harris
22:13 Re: Encouraging multi-table join order Tom Lane
22:29 Re: Sequencial scan instead of using index markir@paradise.net.nz
22:30 Re: Sequencial scan instead of using index markir@paradise.net.nz
22:32 Re: Sequencial scan instead of using index Harry Hehl
22:50 Re: Sequencial scan instead of using index Tom Lane
22:55 Re: pgmemcache Jim C. Nasby
22:59 Re: freebsd/softupdates for data dir Jim C. Nasby
23:06 Re: FOREIGN KEYS vs PERFORMANCE Michael Glaesemann
23:38 Re: FOREIGN KEYS vs PERFORMANCE Jim C. Nasby