I was looking into making queries for a particular file in a Bacula Postgres database, and came up with the attached functions. If someone really wanted to do searches by other attributes, it would be simple to follow the same pattern. With the functions and functional indexes, a query like
SELECT bacula_lstat_mtime(lstat),path.path,filename.name FROM file INNER JOIN path ON file.pathid=path.pathid \ INNER JOIN filename ON file.filenameid=filename.filenameid WHERE bacula_lstat_mtime(lstat)<'2009-12-05 13:55' ORDER BY bacula_lstat_mtime(lstat) DESC LIMIT 15 is really fast. -- DLL
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