> I'm having a hard time believing Lamar's recollection, also. I wonder
> if there could have been some other factor involved? One possible line
> of thought: a non-locale-enabled compilation, installed to replace a
> locale-enabled one, would behave rather inconsistently if run on the
> same database used by the locale-enabled version (since indexes will
> still be in locale order). Depending on what tests you did, you might
> well think that it was still running locale-enabled.
>
> BTW: as of my commits of an hour ago, the above failure mode is no
> longer possible, since a non-locale-enabled Postgres will now refuse to
> start up in a database that shows any locale other than 'C' in pg_control.
Do local-enabled compiles have the LIKE optimization disabled always?
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