On 2013-07-12 14:27, Lukas Eder wrote:
Why not? Why not challenge an Open Source database with a silly stress test?
Because the nice part about being an Open Source database is that we can make the choice to ignore stupid test cases that don't make real world sense. I take as my inspiration Linus Torvald's frequent rants against exactly the behaviour of optimising for non-useful benchmarks.
But hey, if you want to produce patches to optimise such use cases, I won't stand in the way of getting them into the code.
Apart from this OFFSET story,
I tend to ignore tack-on questions that try to hijack a discussion, otherwise it gets painful to remember where I am in which part of the discussion.
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