In a previous post, I wrote about a suspected LIMIT problem. It turns out that suspicion proved correct. The solution was to move to a nested query which limits the underlying data and then allows the outer query to grab all the associated fluff that surrounds it.
Here is the fix to the original code:
The query (greatly simplified), before, the fix was:$ cvs di -ub commits_by_committer.php Index: commits_by_committer.php =================================================================== RCS file: /home/repositories/freshports-1/classes/commits_by_committer.php,v retrieving revision 1.3 diff -u -b -r1.3 commits_by_committer.php --- commits_by_committer.php 10 Feb 2008 19:17:22 -0000 1.3 +++ commits_by_committer.php 11 Jul 2010 17:36:53 -0000 @@ -89,11 +89,12 @@ } $sql .= " - WHERE commit_log.committer = '" . AddSlashes($this->Committer) . "' - AND commit_log_elements.commit_log_id = commit_log.id - AND commit_log_elements.element_id = element.id - ORDER BY 1 desc, - commit_log_id"; + WHERE commit_log.id IN (SELECT tmp.id FROM (SELECT DISTINCT CL.id, CL.commit_date + FROM element_pathname EP, commit_log_elements CLE, commit_log CL + WHERE CL.committer = '" . AddSlashes($this->Committer) . "' + AND EP.element_id = CLE.element_ID + AND CL.id = CLE.commit_log_id +ORDER BY CL.commit_date DESC "; if ($this->Limit) { $sql .= "\nLIMIT " . $this->Limit; @@ -105,6 +106,13 @@ + + $sql .= ")as tmp) + AND commit_log_elements.commit_log_id = commit_log.id + AND commit_log_elements.element_id = element.id + ORDER BY 1 desc, + commit_log_id"; + if ($this->Debug) echo '</pre><pre>' . $sql . '</pre>'; $this->LocalResult = pg_exec($this->dbh, $sql); $
SELECT DISTINCT commit_log.commit_date - SystemTimeAdjust() AS commit_date_raw, commit_log.id AS commit_log_id, commit_log.encoding_losses AS encoding_losses, commit_log.message_id AS message_id, commit_log.committer AS committer, commit_log.description AS commit_description FROM commit_log, commit_log_elements, element WHERE commit_log.committer = 'jb' AND commit_log_elements.commit_log_id = commit_log.id AND commit_log_elements.element_id = element.id ORDER BY 1 desc, commit_log_id LIMIT 100
With the fix, the query becomes:
SELECT DISTINCT commit_log.commit_date - SystemTimeAdjust() AS commit_date_raw, commit_log.id AS commit_log_id, commit_log.encoding_losses AS encoding_losses, commit_log.message_id AS message_id, commit_log.committer AS committer, commit_log.description AS commit_description, FROM commit_log, commit_log_elements, element WHERE commit_log.id IN ( SELECT tmp.id FROM (SELECT DISTINCT CL.id, CL.commit_date FROM commit_log CL WHERE CL.committer = 'jb' ORDER BY CL.commit_date DESC LIMIT 100 )as tmp) AND commit_log_elements.commit_log_id = commit_log.id AND commit_log_elements.element_id = element.id ORDER BY 1 desc, commit_log_id