Query Execution Time Cardinality

by: sourabhghurye

This displays a graph showing the relationship between query execution time and the number of records in a database. The x-axis represents the query execution time, while the y-axis shows the number of records. The graph is red and green, indicating that there are two different types of data being plotted on it. The graph starts at around 0.1 seconds with only one record, and as the query execution time increases, the number of records also increases. At about 2.5 seconds, there are three records, and by 4.9 seconds, there are five records. The graph continues to increase in both axes until it reaches a point where the number of records is significantly higher than the query execution time. This indicates that as the database size grows, the query execution time may not necessarily decrease proportionally.

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