Hi,
Basically. I had an SQL comand that made logical sense but ran very slowly on MySQL. So I converted it to 4 SQL statements instead, however extremely messy running those seperately in Perl
my $sql_count_A_Ref_inters_Comp = "
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS e_annotation_090812.TEMP_reference_table;
CREATE TABLE e_annotation_090812.TEMP_reference_table (
Key_m INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
Entity_name_copy varchar(254) NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (Key_m)
);
INSERT INTO e_annotation_090812.TEMP_reference_table (Entity_name_copy
+)
SELECT A.entity_name
FROM e_annotation_090812.annotation A
join e_annotation_090812.Temp_table T on T.Line=A.user
where
A.centre like '".$Reference."'
and A.entity_name like '_%'
and A.evidence_code not like '%_________8__';
SELECT '".$Reference."', '".$Comparitor."', A.entity_name, A.*
FROM e_annotation_090812.annotation A
join e_annotation_090812.Temp_table T on T.Line=A.user
where A.entity_name like '_%'
and A.evidence_code not like '%_________8__'
and A.centre like '".$Comparitor."'
and A.entity_name IN (
SELECT E.Entity_name_copy
FROM e_annotation_090812.TEMP_reference_table E
);
";
Can I not just prepare, execute and return the products of the select statement in one go using Perl DBI? Maybe a different SQL query could do the trick.
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