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Optimize Sales Query for Customer 101 with Index Usage


Query Data using Index Scan on Partitioned Table

Write a PostgreSQL query to fetch all sales records of a specific customer_id = 101 from an indexed partitioned Sales table.

Solution:

-- Fetch sales records for customer_id 101.
SELECT * FROM Sales 
-- Filter records where the customer_id is 101.
WHERE customer_id = 101;

Explanation:

  • Purpose of the Query:
    • Uses indexing to quickly fetch data for a specific customer.
  • Key Components:
    • WHERE customer_id = 101: Helps PostgreSQL use indexes efficiently.
  • Real-World Application:
    • Optimized queries improve performance on large partitioned tables.

Notes:

  • Ensure indexing is enabled on the partitioned table and its partitions.

For more Practice: Solve these Related Problems:

  • Write a PostgreSQL query to fetch records from a partitioned table using a composite index on both the partition key and another column.
  • Write a PostgreSQL query to retrieve data from a partitioned table that forces an index scan on a specific indexed column.
  • Write a PostgreSQL query to fetch records using an index scan combined with an ORDER BY clause on the partitioning key.
  • Write a PostgreSQL query to retrieve data for a given value on an indexed column in a partitioned table, ensuring optimal index utilization.


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