I have this SQL query running on a PHP website. This is an old site and the query was build by previous developer few years ago. But now as the site data is increased to around 230mb, this query has become pretty slow to execute. Take around 15-20 seconds. Is there any way I can make this run faster?
SELECT DISTINCT
NULL AS bannerID,
C1.url AS url,
LOWER(C1.Organization) AS company_name,
CONCAT(
'https://mywebsite.co.uk/logos/',
C1.userlogo
) AS logo_url
FROM
Company AS C1
INNER JOIN Vacancy AS V1 ON LOWER(V1.company_name) = LOWER(C1.Organization)
WHERE
V1.LiveDate <= CURDATE()
AND url = ''
AND V1.ClosingDate >= CURDATE()
AND C1.flag_show_logo = 1
As commented, your query is suffering from being non-sargable due to the use of lower
function.
Additionally I suspect you can remove the distinct
by using exists
instead of joining your tables
select null as bannerID,
C1.url as url,
Lower(C1.Organization) as company_name,
Concat('https://mywebsite.co.uk/logos/', C1.userlogo) as logo_url
from Company c
where c.flag_show_logo = 1
and c.url = ''
and exists (
select * from Vacancy v
where v.LiveDate <= CURDATE()
and v.ClosingDate >= CURDATE()
and v.company_name = c.Organization
)
Avoid the sargable problem by changing to
ON V1.company_name = C1.Organization
and declaring those two columns to be the same collation, namely a collation ending with "_ci".
And have these composite indexes:
C1: INDEX(flag_show_logo, url, Organization, userlogo)
V1: INDEX(company_name, LiveDate, ClosingDate)
(These indexes should help Stu's answer, too.)
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