I have created a database on MySQL 5.0.15. I have a query and when I run this query on this MySQL version, I get 0.9 s run time. When I import this database to another MySQL server with same hardware and run the same query I get over 120s and sometimes MySQL hangs.
What is the difference between 5.0 and 5.1 or 5.5? I have tested 5.1 and 5.5 versions.
Is it possible a query takes longer in a newer version (something like mysql structure change)?
Sorry but I can't put this query here, but the query is like:
SELECT fl_passenger_ticket. *,
fl_aganc.name AS agancname,
fl_pnr.remark AS remark,
fl_pnr.reservetime AS reservetime,
fl_pnr.cancelpnr,
fl_flight_date.fromcity AS fromcity,
fl_flight_date.tocity AS tocity,
fl_flight_date.flightdate AS flightdate,
fl_flightdate_capacity.adultper AS adultper,
fl_flightdate_capacity.childper AS childper,
fl_flightdate_capacity.infantper AS infantper,
fl_flightdate_capacity.cancel AS cancelsegment,
fl_flightdate_capacity.tax1adultpric,
fl_flightdate_capacity.tax1childpric,
fl_flightdate_capacity.tax1infantpric,
fl_flightdate_capacity.tax2adultpric,
fl_flightdate_capacity.tax2childpric,
fl_flightdate_capacity.tax2infantpric,
( fl_flightdate_capacity.tax3adultpric +
fl_flightdate_capacity.tax4adultpric +
fl_flightdate_capacity.tax5adultpric ) AS taxxtadultpric,
( fl_flightdate_capacity.tax3childpric +
fl_flightdate_capacity.tax4childpric +
fl_flightdate_capacity.tax5childpric ) AS taxxtchildpric,
( fl_flightdate_capacity.tax3infantpric +
fl_flightdate_capacity.tax4infantpric
+
fl_flightdate_capacity.tax5infantpric ) AS taxxtinfantpric
FROM fl_passenger_ticket
INNER JOIN fl_pnr
ON ( fl_passenger_ticket.pnrid = fl_pnr.pnrid )
INNER JOIN fl_aganc
ON ( fl_pnr.agancid = fl_aganc.agancid )
LEFT JOIN fl_flightdate_capacity
ON ( fl_pnr.pnrid = fl_flightdate_capacity.pnrid )
LEFT JOIN fl_flight_date
ON ( fl_flightdate_capacity.flightdateid = fl_flight_date.flightdateid
)
WHERE fl_passenger_ticket.ticketnumber <> ''
AND fl_passenger_ticket.pnrid <> 0
AND fl_pnr.agancid = 60
AND fl_flightdate_capacity.aganccharterid = 0
AND fl_flightdate_capacity.cancel IN ( 0, 1 )
AND fl_pnr.reservetime >= '2011/09/01 00:00:00'
AND fl_pnr.reservetime <= '2011/09/19 23:59:00'
ORDER BY fl_passenger_ticket.rowid,
fl_pnr.reservetime
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I have 4 joins.
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The table is innodb.
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There are 100000 records
The result is 100 rows and 50 columns.
EXPLAIN result is
show variables like 'innodb%' result
Best Answer
Just off the bat, newer versions of MySQL actually improve innodb performance (especially 5.5). I would highly recommend updating to this version if you're going to run InnoDB.
One method you could use to hunt down why it's taking so much longer is using MySQL Profiles
This should give you an indication of where it's hanging. From your explain output, you should try to get some indexing on the second and third tables instead of doing full table scans. But without DDL or the actual join columns, I can't suggest anything better than to research indexing strategies.