I have 2 tables, table A
& table B
.
Table A
(has thousands of rows)
- id
- uuid
- name
- type
- created_by
- org_id
Table B
(has a max of hundred rows)
- org_id
- org_name
I am trying to get the best join query to obtain a count with a WHERE
clause. I need the count of distinct created_by
s from table A
with an org_name
in Table B
that contains 'myorg'. I currently have the below query (producing expected results) and wonder if this can be optimized further?
select count(distinct a.created_by)
from a left join
b
on a.org_id = b.org_id
where b.org_name like '%myorg%';
You don't need a
left join
:For this query, you want an index on
b.org_id
, which I assume that you have.