I have a simple QUERY with an INNER JOIN. The tables that are joined have 1500 en 2500 rows. Both tables have a primary key. The join is not done on this key.
The result set of this query has 1500rows. When I run this query it takes 20 seconds... ( AN ETERNITY )
SELECT so.order_id
FROM shop_orders so
INNER JOIN shop_order_payments sop
ON so.order_code = sop.order_code
WHERE sop.status = 9
ORDER BY date_created DESC
When I then add the " LIMIT 1500 " at the end , the query takes only 1sec. (When I remove it it takes again 20 seconds so it's not the cache...)
note: I run this query in a php script with the mysql() function )
*update1: The result of the EXPLAIN
id select_type table type possible_keys key key_len ref rows Extra 1 SIMPLE sop ALL NULL NULL NULL NULL 1153 Using where; Using temporary; Using filesort 1 SIMPLE so ALL NULL NULL NULL NULL 2529 Using where
I ran DESC as requested in the comments
payment_id - int(11) NO PRI auto_increment timestamp - timestamp NO CURRENT_TIMESTAMP order_code - varchar(100)NO acceptance - varchar(50) NO amount - varchar(20) NO
So only a primary index shows up, this is not enough as an index?
The EXPLAIN
tells that the query is using no index. Thus it performs fulltable scan causing it to be slow.
try to run this statements,
ALTER TABLE shop_orders ADD INDEX td_idx (order_code);
ALTER TABLE shop_order_payments ADD INDEX td2_idx (order_code);
and run the SELECT
query again.
UPDATE 1
Your table has an index but on column payment_id
which in this case isn't used since the join is using column order_code
. You must also define an index on that column.
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