In case you have your own slow SQL query, you can optimize it automatically here.
For the query above, the following recommendations will be helpful as part of the SQL tuning process.
You'll find 3 sections below:
ALTER TABLE `MVAssignment` ADD INDEX `mvassignment_idx_associated_assignment_isdeleted` (`AssociatedObjectClass`,`AssignmentSubType`,`IsDeleted`);
ALTER TABLE `MVList_Stores` ADD INDEX `mvlist_stores_idx_mvlistid` (`MVListID`);
ALTER TABLE `MVMasterEntity_AttachedStores` ADD INDEX `mvmasterentity_att_idx_mvstoreid` (`MVStoreID`);
ALTER TABLE `TTT97a84e6f7eaa4bf3b2fbb8491517324c` ADD INDEX `ttt97a84e6f7eaa4bf_idx_id` (`ID`);
SELECT
mvas.MVStoreID AS StoreID
FROM
MVAssignment AS ass_
JOIN
MVList_Stores AS list_stores
ON ass_.AssignmentValue = list_stores.MVListID
JOIN
MVMasterEntity_AttachedStores mvas
ON mvas.MVStoreID = list_stores.MVStoreID
WHERE
EXISTS (
SELECT
existsTT.ID
FROM
TTT97a84e6f7eaa4bf3b2fbb8491517324c existsTT
WHERE
existsTT.ID = ass_.AssociatedObjectID
)
AND ass_.AssociatedObjectClass = 'MVRep'
AND ass_.AssignmentSubType = 'ListID'
AND ass_.IsDeleted = 0