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When I use many WITH clauses in query, it executes longer, rather than without it.
Query structure like this:
with t1 as (select some_fields from table1 inner join table2),
t2 as (select some_fields from t1 inner join table3),
t3 as (select some_fields from t2 inner join table4)
select * from t3
What approach should be used for optimization of similar queries?
In my case each subquery returns about 10 million rows.
With all the secrecy involved I suggest you to take a look at EXPLAIN PLAN for both queries. In my opinion WITH is nothing more than syntax sugar allowing you to reuse certain sql in subqueries. But in all it’s usefulness it doesn’t always lead to the most efficient plan.
and yes, 10 000 000 is always gonna be slow.