On Nov 22, 2006, at 1:51 PM, John D. Burger wrote:
However, Cluster might work for you, but you need to re-cluster after
every updates or inserts, so it will probably be fine for static
data.
This reminds me of a (somewhat off-topic) question I have had:
I have a static database, and most of
However, Cluster might work for you, but you need to re-cluster after
every updates or inserts, so it will probably be fine for static data.
This reminds me of a (somewhat off-topic) question I have had:
I have a static database, and most of the tables are 100% correlated
with one column or a
On 21/11/06, Vic Cekvenich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Can pgSQL 8.x do descending indexes like mySQL 5.1?
(so 1st column is descending and rest are asscending?)
Can pgSQL 8.x do "physically" sorted table (like a forced index order) so we
don't need order by?
tia,
.V
No and I don't really
