WOW! Your suggestion seems to work great!!! Prior to your modification I found tux's suggestion was much faster on RHEL6 compared to the original code on RHEL6. On RHEL 4, tux's suggestion seemed to be just a slight bit faster then the original code on RHEL4. Adding in your query make is very fast on both platforms. Thanks so much! Now, if possible and if it is not to much to ask, can you break down what that query is actually doing? I don't have any experience with queries that complicated. Pretty much just simple selects and updates. Thanks again!

In reply to Re^4: Much slower DBI on RHEL6 by MPM
in thread Much slower DBI on RHEL6 by MPM

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