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Evaluate the memory usage of a View being used to populate an AAS table

I need help evaluating the actual execution plan of an SQL Server View: https://www.brentozar.com/pastetheplan/?id=zAFOrTkUxr Context The above View is being called by Azure Data Factory to populate a ...
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How to improve GridDB Memory Usage for Long-Running Queries?

I am using GridDB CE to handle time-series data and run long-running analytical queries. During these queries, I observe significant memory usage spikes that degrade performance or lead to errors. ...
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Need help understanding why Spark query takes longer to execute when GROUP BY is introduced

I have 3 tables in an Oracle database which I am trying to join and run some aggregates on : orders: (3000 + rows) order_line_items: (5000 + rows) items: (14 million rows) When I run the following ...
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Why does having a DISTINCT in an outer query increase query time by 30000x when subqueries are present?

(Using SQLite v3.35.5) Consider this query (don't worry about the specifics -- it's just a DISTINCT select with two subqueries to get counts): SELECT DISTINCT name, (SELECT COUNT(name) FROM ...
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How to Optimize Search Queries on a Large PostgreSQL Table without Compound Indexes?

I have a PostgreSQL table named users which contains between 20 to 30 million records. The table has the following columns: id, tenant_id, name, company, location, and description. I need to perform ...
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SQL query get slower and slower while load testing

I'm currently loading a Spring Boot application with Spring Data JPA which connected to a PostgreSQL database. There is a Rest API to get sample details for a given time period. That API is working ...
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Filtering rows While Joining Two Tables(dataframes)

Currently I have 2 tables, lets say symbol_data and cve_data. symbol_data is structured as below: # Column Non-Null Count Dtype --- ------ -------------- ----- 0 ...
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Performance issues with recursive SQL Server stored procedure for hierarchical data

I have a stored procedure GetCombinedRequestInfosByEmail that retrieves hierarchical data for employees. The procedure performs well for lower-level employees but takes around 55 seconds to execute ...
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MySQL Database Performance Decimated After Server Migration

I have a CRM that I've built over the past couple of years that has been working fine. The database is MySQL, and the front end is a web interface. This week, we 'upgraded' our hosting plan from a ...
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MySQL Query result Fetch Time is way beyond than Execution Time, how to Solve this?

I am using MySQL 8.0.27-18, with InnoDB as engine. I have a huge database, with few tables containing 100M+ rows in them. For example: TABLE_A with 110M and TABLE_B with 300M+ rows. Sometimes I had to ...
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Custom search query for many-to-many related tables optimization

I have two tables that are related by a many-to-many relation. Now, I want to retrieve results from table 1, where the rows in table 1 are related to specific criteria in a column in table 2. For ...
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This query is slow because I think I'm using a lot of id values in the ANY() clause, isn't it?

I have this table in Postgres: CREATE TABLE public.products ( id character varying NOT NULL, created_at timestamp with time zone DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP NOT NULL, name character varying ...
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Dynamically create tables by foreign key

I am developing an application that records the values of several probes and I am wondering about storing these values in our DBMS. The traditional way would be to create a table like this: CREATE ...
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Vastly different query performance on GIN indexed table using different search words

Problem Text searches in a Postgres table with a simple GIN index ordered by creation timestamp have wildly different latencies based on the keyword that is being searched. While searches for frequent ...
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Why is it more efficient to create a new table instead of altering a column?

I have a table with an integer primary key that needs to be changed to a bigint. Thanks to other answers I found multiple solutions for this problem. But when I compared their speed I found the result ...
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