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Consider the following 2 tables:



players:  | rooms: 
id | id
name | type
room_id | embed_code_id
points |


My query needs to fetch the 100 players with the most points from a given room type and embed_code_id.



here's what I have currently:



    select `players`.`id`,
`players`.`points`
from `players`
inner join `rooms` on `players`.`room_id` = `rooms`.`id`
where `rooms`.`embed_code_id` = 678
and `rooms`.`type` = 'single'
order by `players`.`points` desc, `players`.`id` asc
limit 100;


This query results in poor performance (1.5 - 10 seconds, depends on the parameters passed)



Notes:
* Both tables have about 1M records
* when i remove the ORDER BY clause, the time drops below 100ms
* I tried setting an index on players.points & players.id, which didn't help
* I tried setting an index on embed_code_id & type which also didn't help



The EXPLAIN output suggests Using index; Using temporary; Using filesort which i don't know how to fix:



1   SIMPLE  rooms   NULL    ref PRIMARY,embed_code_id,type  type    6   const,const 478797  100.00  Using index; Using temporary; Using filesort
1 SIMPLE players NULL ref room_id room_id 4 playgo.rooms.id 1 100.00 NULL


Can this query be more efficient or i'm missing some index?



Thanks









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    Consider the following 2 tables:



    players:  | rooms: 
    id | id
    name | type
    room_id | embed_code_id
    points |


    My query needs to fetch the 100 players with the most points from a given room type and embed_code_id.



    here's what I have currently:



        select `players`.`id`,
    `players`.`points`
    from `players`
    inner join `rooms` on `players`.`room_id` = `rooms`.`id`
    where `rooms`.`embed_code_id` = 678
    and `rooms`.`type` = 'single'
    order by `players`.`points` desc, `players`.`id` asc
    limit 100;


    This query results in poor performance (1.5 - 10 seconds, depends on the parameters passed)



    Notes:
    * Both tables have about 1M records
    * when i remove the ORDER BY clause, the time drops below 100ms
    * I tried setting an index on players.points & players.id, which didn't help
    * I tried setting an index on embed_code_id & type which also didn't help



    The EXPLAIN output suggests Using index; Using temporary; Using filesort which i don't know how to fix:



    1   SIMPLE  rooms   NULL    ref PRIMARY,embed_code_id,type  type    6   const,const 478797  100.00  Using index; Using temporary; Using filesort
    1 SIMPLE players NULL ref room_id room_id 4 playgo.rooms.id 1 100.00 NULL


    Can this query be more efficient or i'm missing some index?



    Thanks









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      Consider the following 2 tables:



      players:  | rooms: 
      id | id
      name | type
      room_id | embed_code_id
      points |


      My query needs to fetch the 100 players with the most points from a given room type and embed_code_id.



      here's what I have currently:



          select `players`.`id`,
      `players`.`points`
      from `players`
      inner join `rooms` on `players`.`room_id` = `rooms`.`id`
      where `rooms`.`embed_code_id` = 678
      and `rooms`.`type` = 'single'
      order by `players`.`points` desc, `players`.`id` asc
      limit 100;


      This query results in poor performance (1.5 - 10 seconds, depends on the parameters passed)



      Notes:
      * Both tables have about 1M records
      * when i remove the ORDER BY clause, the time drops below 100ms
      * I tried setting an index on players.points & players.id, which didn't help
      * I tried setting an index on embed_code_id & type which also didn't help



      The EXPLAIN output suggests Using index; Using temporary; Using filesort which i don't know how to fix:



      1   SIMPLE  rooms   NULL    ref PRIMARY,embed_code_id,type  type    6   const,const 478797  100.00  Using index; Using temporary; Using filesort
      1 SIMPLE players NULL ref room_id room_id 4 playgo.rooms.id 1 100.00 NULL


      Can this query be more efficient or i'm missing some index?



      Thanks









      share














      Consider the following 2 tables:



      players:  | rooms: 
      id | id
      name | type
      room_id | embed_code_id
      points |


      My query needs to fetch the 100 players with the most points from a given room type and embed_code_id.



      here's what I have currently:



          select `players`.`id`,
      `players`.`points`
      from `players`
      inner join `rooms` on `players`.`room_id` = `rooms`.`id`
      where `rooms`.`embed_code_id` = 678
      and `rooms`.`type` = 'single'
      order by `players`.`points` desc, `players`.`id` asc
      limit 100;


      This query results in poor performance (1.5 - 10 seconds, depends on the parameters passed)



      Notes:
      * Both tables have about 1M records
      * when i remove the ORDER BY clause, the time drops below 100ms
      * I tried setting an index on players.points & players.id, which didn't help
      * I tried setting an index on embed_code_id & type which also didn't help



      The EXPLAIN output suggests Using index; Using temporary; Using filesort which i don't know how to fix:



      1   SIMPLE  rooms   NULL    ref PRIMARY,embed_code_id,type  type    6   const,const 478797  100.00  Using index; Using temporary; Using filesort
      1 SIMPLE players NULL ref room_id room_id 4 playgo.rooms.id 1 100.00 NULL


      Can this query be more efficient or i'm missing some index?



      Thanks







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