I am trying to test the performance of various types of database projects, but I'm not sure if the results I get are correct.
I have two databases with different tables, but they are designed to store the same information.
- In my first design, I put all my fields in one table.
- In the second project, I have several tables and you want to use joins to search for my records.
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When I run the query below for the first database, it executes after 0.03 s.
SELECT
a.[idPerson], a.[Id], a.[Description], a.[LastName], a.[nme],
a.[Email], a.[Phone], a.[grp]
FROM
[Student] a
WHERE
a.[grp] = 'R3PU56'
AND a.[nme] = 'tZv5oxqSDEoXPnU'
AND a.[Email] = 'gyRpWWCopv'
When I run the query below for the second database, it also executes in 0.03 seconds.
SELECT
a.[Id], a.[grp], b.[Email], b.[Phone],
c.[Description], c.[LastName], c.[nme]
FROM
[Student2] a
JOIN
[AdvancedPerson2] AS b ON (a.[Id] = b.[Id])
JOIN
[Person2] AS c ON (a.[Id] = c.[Id])
WHERE
a.[grp] = 'R3PU56'
AND b.[Email] = 'gyRpWWCopv'
AND c.[nme] = 'tZv5oxqSDEoXPnU'
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