On Oct 28, 6:39 am, Shimon
<shimf...-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org>
wrote:> I was trying to work out why a page on my site was so slow. The
> queries themselves seemed to be executing pretty quickly so I tried
> playing around to see if Rails was causing the overhead.
>
> I changed the line:
> records = Record.order(:col).joins(:table1)
> to:
> records = Record.order(:col).joins(''INNER JOIN
"table1" ON
> "table1"."table2_id" =
"table2"."id"'')
>
> ...and this shaved 100s of ms off the page render time.
>
> Can anyone else try this and confirm it?
>
There are some performance issues with arel (Active Relations) 1.0.x
(which is used by Rails 3.0.1). The 2.0.1 version is supposed to fix
these issues.
I believe that the next version of Rails 3 will use arel 2.0.x.
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