At tunesBag.com, we're storing most of the data in UTF-8 / Unicode because we've customers from all over the world. Some internal data like userkeys, entrykeys etc are stored in latin1 because it needs less space. I recently came accross a query which was very slow without any obvious reason and after some research I found out that in a left join, the column A from table A has a different collation than column B from table A.
I changed the collation for column B to the same as column A - and the query executive time dropped from about 1300 msec to 100 msec!
So always make sure you're using the same collation if possible when performing joins!
WebDevelopment, ColdFusion, Railo, JS, Database and Tech-related by the Co-Founder and CEO of tunesBag.com
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