On 7/23/07, Mac Chan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
FYI, here's another data point.
I got the latest source from darcs and ran the test on fedora fc6 +
lispworks 32bit 5.0.2
All tests passed but there were some warning (I've seen similar
warnings from the dbd backend).
However, the test took almos
FYI, here's another data point.
I got the latest source from darcs and ran the test on fedora fc6 +
lispworks 32bit 5.0.2
All tests passed but there were some warning (I've seen similar
warnings from the dbd backend).
However, the test took almost one hour to finish, is that normal?
ELE-TESTS
Henrik and I have fixed some subtle bugs that occurred under certain
data values (which
happened to occur in my "live" database for "konsenti.com", my for-
profit business.
I have now integrated these fixes into the main darcs elephant
repository.
If anybody pulls and tests the :ele-postmodern b
On 7/7/07, Pierre THIERRY <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote>
Scribit Robert L. Read dies 05/07/2007 hora 10:20:
> However, it uses tables more effectively, and uses stored procedures
> which are very Postgres-specific and not portable to a different
> database.
Well, I think that constitutes an answer t
Scribit Robert L. Read dies 05/07/2007 hora 10:20:
> However, it uses tables more effectively, and uses stored procedures
> which are very Postgres-specific and not portable to a different
> database.
Well, I think that constitutes an answer to my earlier question about
the performance gains of st
On Thu, 2007-07-05 at 13:58 +0200, Pierre THIERRY wrote:
> Scribit Robert L. Read dies 04/07/2007 hora 17:49:
> > The Postmodern backend is not quite twice as fast on our testsuite as
> > the CL-SQL backend.
>
> Great. I found the CL-SQL backend with PostgreSQL a bit slow for my
> specific use ca
Scribit Robert L. Read dies 04/07/2007 hora 17:49:
> The Postmodern backend is not quite twice as fast on our testsuite as
> the CL-SQL backend.
Great. I found the CL-SQL backend with PostgreSQL a bit slow for my
specific use case. Do you know why and how this backend is so much
faster?
> Postmod
I have just integrated Henrik Hjelte's postmodern-based backend into the
official
darcs repository for elephant:
http://common-lisp.net/project/elephant/darcs/elephant/
However, this is not an official release, but presumably will be part of
the next official release.
It passes all of the tests.
I have made some changes to the postmodern postgresql backend. The darcs
repo is now based on the official elephant darcs repo, so patches can be
moved between them easily. The postmodern backend passes all "official"
tests, but has not been extensively tested with real data yet.
The db-postmodern
