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production webapp, and I know of a few other people who've used it.
It's a Common Lisp library, so it's not reasonable to expect thousands
of users, but it is certainly not un-used.
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Hi,
Quick question. If I have existing instances of a class with index on
slot X, and I wish to remove that index, is it sufficient simply to
remove the index in the class definition, or do I need to do something
else?
Thanks
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2009/1/3 Ian Eslick :
> Hi Yarek,
>
> Others may add to this, but the big issues I'm aware of are:
>
> BDB
> + fast
> + can be shared among multiple processes on a single machine
> - commercial use requires license
>
> Postmodern
> - 5x slower than BDB (last I checked)
> ++ can be shared among mult
2008/12/11 Yarek Kowalik :
> I've read section 4.13 in the doc, and it appears that it's possible to use
> two processes. However, when I launch two processes reading the same
> database, the first process trows errors (see trace below).
>
> Something is messing up the access/confing for the first
2008/12/11 Henrik Hjelte :
> I agree with Alex, just one perhaps obvious comment: I would have one
> transaction around cleaning up one blob-id, not a big transaction
> around cleaning up the whole blob table. If you do several
> transactions it doesn't lock up much, so it
> should be able to execu
2008/12/10 Ian Eslick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Have you updated from elephant-unstable recently? I found a bug where
> indices were not properly updated that I think was in the core
> elephant code. However there may be a bug specific to postmodern.
>
> Ian
>
Nope, this isn't the problem, or at le
Hi,
>From my experimenting, it seems that values are never removed from the
blob table. So, for instance, if I have an object, and I delete it
with drop-instances/drop-pobject, the blob rows representing the slot
values never go away. Am I right about this? Is there anything I can
do about it short
Hi,
I'm wondering does anyone have any tips on setting up postgres as a
postmodern backend for Elephant. I suspect that my issues are just a
case of not really having enough memory for my data set, but if
there's anything obvious I should be doing, I might as well do that
first.
Thanks
Rob
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On this subject, is there a particular branch that I should be using
for postmodern? I've noticed occasional issues where it'll complain
that a table already exists, generally after a non-elephant error has
occurred within a transaction.
Rob
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Thanks :)
I ended up going with nasty derived indices for the time being for my
multiple-index-query problem.
It strikes me that it would be useful to have a relatively high-level
server with a BDB store, that knew about the same objects as the
clients, and could have methods acting on those objec
le indexes?
Thank you
Rob
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