Hello (esp. Aaron), > > Oct 23 11:42:28 localhost dbmail/imap4d[2762]: dbmysql.c,db_query: > > executing query [SELECT message_idnr, seen_flag, recent_flag > > FROM dbmail_messages WHERE mailbox_idnr = '9' AND status < > > '2' AND unique_id != '' ORDER BY message_idnr ASC] Oct 23 > > 11:44:19 localhost dbmail/imap4d[2762]: dbmysql.c,db_query: > > executing query [SELECT MAX(message_idnr) FROM dbmail_ > > messages WHERE unique_id != '']
On the use of unique_id in all these queries - can that all be dropped now? When Aaron refactored the delivery chain I remember him addressing that issue - ie. that in some places the status flag was used to mark a new message not fully inserted, and in another place an empty unique_id was used for that - so that everything should just use the status field to track message status. If that has been done, then all those queries should be rewritten to remove the "AND unique_id != ''". Also, a lot of the indexes used to have unique_id in them for just this reason, and that should be removed as well. -- Jesse Norell [EMAIL PROTECTED] is not my email address; change "administrator" to my first name. --
