SELECT a.FundIDRecv,a.SubscribeDt, b.FundName,
(
SELECT SUM(c.PricePerWeek)
FROM tbl_Hive c
WHERE c.FundID IN
(
SELECT FundID from tbl_FundStatic
WHERE FundID IN
(
SELECT FundIDSend
FROM tbl_FundSubscriptions
WHERE FundIDRecv = a.FundIDRecv
AND SubscribeDt >= subdate(CURDATE(), INTERVAL weekday(CURDATE()) DAY)
)
AND U开发者_如何学CserID = '14'
)
) as Price
FROM tbl_FundSubscriptions a, tbl_Hive b
WHERE a.FundIDRecv = b.FundID
AND a.SubscribeDt >= subdate(CURDATE(), INTERVAL weekday(CURDATE()) DAY)
AND a.FundIDRecv IN
(
SELECT FundIDRecv
FROM tbl_FundSubscriptions
WHERE FundIDSend IN (
SELECT FundID
FROM tbl_FundStatic
WHERE UserID = '14'
)
)
GROUP BY FundIDRecv
This Query takes a huge amount of time to fetch data.
How can I optimize this query so as to make it execute and fetch results faster than it does?
Replace your nested selects by JOIN
clauses. Take this for instance:
AND a.FundIDRecv IN
(
SELECT FundIDRecv
FROM tbl_FundSubscriptions
WHERE FundIDSend IN (
SELECT FundID
FROM tbl_FundStatic
WHERE UserID = '14'
)
)
Why not just join tbl_FundStatic
to the outer query like this
FROM tbl_FundSubscriptions a
JOIN tbl_FundStatic s ON (a.FundIDSend = s.FundID)
WHERE s.UserID = '14'
Of course, I don't know if this is still correct, but it'll give you an idea. Also, you should avoid nested selects in the SELECT
clause itself. It's better to join tbl_FundStatic
and then select fields from it
Untested but this will give you a go:
SELECT a.fundidrecv,
a.subscribedt,
b.fundname,
SUM(b.priceperweek) AS price
FROM tbl_fundsubscriptions a
JOIN tbl_hive b
ON a.fundidrecv = b.fundid
JOIN tbl_fundsubscriptions fs
ON fs.fundidrecv = a.fundidrecv
JOIN tbl_fundstatic fst
ON fst.fundid = fs.fundidsend
AND fst.userid = '14'
WHERE a.subscribedt >= SUBDATE(Curdate(), INTERVAL Weekday(Curdate()) DAY)
GROUP BY a.fundidrecv
You need to add indexes on the following columns:
- (a.fundidrecv,a.subscribedt)
- (b.fundid)
- (fs.fundidrecv)
- (fst.fundid,fst.userid)
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