[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What is a real life example where an intelligent and researched
database application would issue a like or ilike query as their
primary condition in a situation where they expected very high
selectivity?
In my case the canonical example is to search against textual keys where
the search is
performed automatically if the user hs typed enough data and paused. In
almost all
cases the '%' trails, and I'm looking for 'starts with' in effect.
usually the search will have
a specified upper number of returned rows, if that's an available
facility. I realise in this
case that matching against the index does not allow the match count
unless we check
MVCC as we go, but I don't see why another thread can't be doing that.
James
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