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I need help optimizing time-based queries on a relatively small table.



The table looks like this:



time int | tag varchar(21) | val decimal


I also have a index like such



create index _index on table (time, tag)


And queries looks like this:



select * from table where time >= 1554599241 and time <= 1554599251 and tag = ANY('{aaa,bbb,ccc}')


Is there any way for me to reduce query times?









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    The table looks like this:



    time int | tag varchar(21) | val decimal


    I also have a index like such



    create index _index on table (time, tag)


    And queries looks like this:



    select * from table where time >= 1554599241 and time <= 1554599251 and tag = ANY('{aaa,bbb,ccc}')


    Is there any way for me to reduce query times?









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      I need help optimizing time-based queries on a relatively small table.



      The table looks like this:



      time int | tag varchar(21) | val decimal


      I also have a index like such



      create index _index on table (time, tag)


      And queries looks like this:



      select * from table where time >= 1554599241 and time <= 1554599251 and tag = ANY('{aaa,bbb,ccc}')


      Is there any way for me to reduce query times?









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      I need help optimizing time-based queries on a relatively small table.



      The table looks like this:



      time int | tag varchar(21) | val decimal


      I also have a index like such



      create index _index on table (time, tag)


      And queries looks like this:



      select * from table where time >= 1554599241 and time <= 1554599251 and tag = ANY('{aaa,bbb,ccc}')


      Is there any way for me to reduce query times?







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