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Can I do this with mysql?
Let's say I have a table in my database that stores my user's favorite movies. Each row in the table stores a single movie, so the user can have multiple rows in the movie table.
Now I want to display a list of users that are on your friend list and ALSO display what movies each friend has in the database. Is this possible with 1 query, or am I going to have to get the list of friends first and then perform a separate query for each friend to find out what movies they have 'favorited'? --------------- Added [DATE]1227203636[/DATE] at [TIME]1227203636[/TIME] --------------- I believe I found my answer here: http://www.mysqlperformanceblog.com/...-by-extension/ After some tests it seems that if you are working with 2 large tables you may as well write separate queries. I have 2 tables with over 50,000 rows in each and it takes over 20 seconds to complete the query. This is a good example of less queries not always equaling faster execution. |
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