m not holding my breath fort a quick
resolution from myself,
any ideas?
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bout the slow queries that say
indexes are used for this type of search. using the >= AND < trick does seem to
work, but is a little non-obvious (and hard to code in some situations, it will
make quite a difference to how I need to implement my searching system)
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> Ross
thank you very very much for your assistance on this, it is greatly appreciated!
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missing or broken) would make postgresql a much more powerful tool for this
job for what would seem to be a quite simple addition.
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> However,
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> 4. Hash index is never used
makes a lot off sense, hash indexes do not supply ordering information, and are
therefore only usefull
afe option
everywhere (but thinking about it, character order is locale specific, so maybe
it's not.. I'll look, if this is the case, enable-locale is a VERY important
option for text searching, perhaps should be added the the section 4.x in the
FAQ where the regex optimisation is mentioned