So. This new release of DBIx::SearchBuilder includes a new
query builder for Postgres. It should be faster. can anyone with
postgres issues comment?
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“JV” == Jesse Vincent jesse@bestpractical.com writes:
JV> So. This new release of DBIx::SearchBuilder includes a new
JV> query builder for Postgres. It should be faster. can anyone with
JV> postgres issues comment?
Is it safe for RT2? My RT2 instance is Postgres, but my RT3 is mysql
(different companies and projects).
“JV” == Jesse Vincent jesse@bestpractical.com writes:
JV> So. This new release of DBIx::SearchBuilder includes a new
JV> query builder for Postgres. It should be faster. can anyone with
JV> postgres issues comment?Is it safe for RT2? My RT2 instance is Postgres, but my RT3 is mysql
(different companies and projects).
It should work just fine, though I don’t have an RT2 instance running on
postgres to test on.
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So. This new release of DBIx::SearchBuilder includes a new
query builder for Postgres. It should be faster. can anyone with
postgres issues comment?
Gimme a few, updating as we speak. The lag was really noticable. Will
tell you how it went.
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