intarray methods for updating the attributes column. All of these
methods are detailed in the intarray README.
I'm happy with the performance in production so far. I've yet to see any
gist concurrency issues affect performance with normal rates of DML.
Daniel
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h my original plan, which is to maintain a 1:1
table of people:attributes where each attribute is in its own column.
Still, no index is used, but it's been the best performer up to now.
I'm still looking for a better plan though.
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goal is performance. This _must_ be fast. And by fast, I
mean, < 1 second, for every permutation of the number of attributes
searched for. Flexibility would be a bonus, but at this point I'll
settle for something that's harder to maintain if I can get the speed
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