[wp-trac] [WordPress Trac] #31071: media / post_mime_type related queries are very slow on larger sites
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Thu Jan 14 05:22:57 UTC 2016
#31071: media / post_mime_type related queries are very slow on larger sites
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Reporter: archon810 | Owner: pento
Type: defect (bug) | Status: assigned
Priority: normal | Milestone: Future
Component: Media | Release
Severity: normal | Version: 4.1
Keywords: dev-feedback reporter-feedback 2nd- | Resolution:
opinion has-patch | Focuses:
| performance
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Comment (by tha_sun):
Sorry for the delay. I'll try to provide numbers (`EXPLAIN` before vs.
after) based on the latest patch + the most recent site that suffers from
this issue (again!) as soon as possible. If anyone else beats me to it,
go for it!
@jamesmehorter:
> Using `IGNORE INDEX (post_type_mime_type)` seems like it could fail in
the future if other indexes are added. I'd rather see a hint to USE INDEX
or a post_status clause as @pento suggested.
Happy to adjust if others agree with your stance, but as mentioned before,
the current index that MySQL happens to choose is NOT the most ideal index
for the query in question.
The chance of a random site owner (intentionally) adding a custom index
that happens to be the ideal index for this query is equal to the chance
of WordPress Core adding a new index that (unintentionally) happens to be
preferred by the MySQL query optimizer (again). Both chances are pretty
much close to zero, so I do accept your bets :-)
I'd go with `USE INDEX` if there was an ideal index to use. But WordPress
Core does not ship with an ideal index, so `IGNORE INDEX` is the most
logical thing to do. No?
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Ticket URL: <https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/31071#comment:35>
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