Nevermind the reply, blonde moment on the ordering...This works :)ThanksOn 2/18/06, Adam Alkins <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Unfortunately I'm using 8.0.4 and this is for a government website, I only get so many maintenance windows. Is this the only workaround for this issue?
I did make a
then last_post_time is simply not the intended sorting order. (Though I'm considering just SELECTing the topic_last_post_time field and resorting the results in the script if this is the only workaround).
- AdamOn 2/18/06, Tom Lane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Adam Alkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writ
index to use
in the query. I'm think adding logic in my script depending on which
forum_id is used (since I can hard code in my scripts which are the
popular forums) and tell the planner to use a specific index first?
Secondly, why in the last output did it opt to do a sequentia
with persistent
connections. The cost of pg_connect is minimal, pg_pconnect is not a
viable solution IMHO. Connections are rarely actually reused.
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