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From: Olaf Stein (olaf.stein
nationwidechildrens.org)
Date: Tue Jan 06 2009 - 10:47:40 CST
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Use the first option (1 table) and index column place
Olaf
On 1/5/09 4:42 PM, "Ahmet DÃœLGAR" <dulgarhotmail.com> wrote:
>
> hi everyone
> my question is about tables
> i have lots of records
> i want to learn that if i slip my record. are the select run more fast
> for example
> table1
> name surname place
> aaaa bbbbbb x
> qqqq xxxxxx x
> asdw sdfjsd x
> aqq asdas y
> aqq asdas y
> aqq asdas y
> aqq asdas y
>
> my query is selec * from table1 where place=x
> or
> selec * from table1 where place=y
> all the query is this
> but there is too much record
> if i make 2 table and
> i add x records to table1
> and
> the y records to table2
> so i dont use where cause
>
> is it faster than the first model
>
> i want to learn this
> my example is simple
> i couldnt chooise which one i should use
> i have 2 different table but column and values are same
> they are different because value is are different
> if i make all in one table
> is it same fast like model one
>
> please help me
> sorry about my english
>
> best regards
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