You can remove/add btree indexes manually. There is a rebuild-slot-
indices function (or something similar) in 1.0
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On Apr 23, 2009, at 2:36 AM, "Leslie P. Polzer" wrote:
>
>> I've been using elephant 0.91 for quite a while now, with a
>> berkeley 4.6
>> backend, and it's
> I've tried wrapping my get-instances, that's fine and will work for now.
> I've tried ugrading elephant - that did not work at all - unable to open the
> db at all - but I don't have the details here, I'll try a bit harder, and if
> I get stuck I might post separately about this.
Yes, please do
Hi,
thanks for the reply!
I've tried wrapping my get-instances, that's fine and will work for now.
I've tried ugrading elephant - that did not work at all - unable to open the
db at all - but I don't have the details here, I'll try a bit harder, and if
I get stuck I might post separately about thi
> I've been using elephant 0.91 for quite a while now, with a berkeley 4.6
> backend, and it's been a joy.
Great! :)
> Recently however, as usage has gone up, some problems have started occuring.
> One big problem has been that when I run (get-instances-by-class 'foo) I get
> a list of foo, but
Hi,
I've been using elephant 0.91 for quite a while now, with a berkeley 4.6
backend, and it's been a joy.
First of all my thanks to all contributors on this project!
Recently however, as usage has gone up, some problems have started occuring.
One big problem has been that when I run (get-instance
