SELECT on IOT slow
I have a big index organized table (> 50 million entries):
CREATE TABLE MEASURE_DATA_IOT (
SERIAL VARCHAR2(255) NOT NULL,
DEVICE_TYPE NUMBER(10,0) NOT NULL,
DEVICE_ID VARCHAR2(255) NOT NULL,
VALUE_TYPE NUMBER(10,0) NOT NULL,
TIMESTAMP TIMESTAMP(6) NOT NULL,
VALUE FLOAT NOT NULL,
CONSTRAINT MEASURE_DATA_IOT_PK PRIMARY KEY(SERIAL, DEVICE_TYPE, DEVICE_ID, VALUE_TYPE, TIMESTAMP)
ORGANIZATION INDEX;
-- a SERIAL as some DEVICEs with TYPE and ID, each DEVICE produces many VALUEs that have a TYPE and a TIMESTAMPSelects using all columns of the PK are very fast. But other querie are very slow (> 10 min.):
-- DEVICEs of TYPE 1 belong to a given SERIAL?
SELECT
md.serial,
md.device_id
FROM
measure_data_iot md
WHERE
md.serial = :serial
AND md.device_type=1
GROUP BY
md.serial,
md.device_id;
ORDER BY
md.serial,
md.device_id;
-- last activity on a given SERIAL?
select max(md.TIMESTAMP) from MEASURE_DATA_IOT md where md.SERIAL = :serial;Any idea, who to speed up those queries?
>
> Any idea, who to speed up those queries?
yes.
start with reading this thread --> [HOW TO: Post a SQL statement tuning request - template posting|http://forums.oracle.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=863295]
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Copyright (c) 1982, 2002, Oracle Corporation. All rights reserved.
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"EN_CONTRACT"."ROW_ID",
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"EN_CONTRACT"."F_PAYGROUP",
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"EN_CONTRACT"."F_EMPLOYER",
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"EN_EMPLOYER" ,
(select max(nroccur) maxdate
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faster. Indexes on the datecolumn for each table would also tend to help. This
may or may not be all that is needeed.
null -
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