> No, 80,000 rows is a *tiny* database. You should absolutely not need to
> split the table--stick with a clean design that mirrors a sensible
> understanding of the data, don't mess it up by trying to accommodate
> imaginary performance concerns.
>
Ah. Got it.
I'll leave the table alone th
Hi guys,
Thank you Emil, Rick and Colin.
*Emil:*
> I didn't exactly get your question. Are you looking for a way to search
> for the records ? If the number of rows is huge and you need full text
> search, you may need to look at Solr or Sphinx or AWS CloudSearch for fast
> queries. If time i
Hi,
I am learning Ruby. In the meantime, I have to make a simple app for a
small company that I know how to make in PHP and MySQL.
I have not started learning Rails yet (first I want to finish the Ruby book
I have started). But I was thinking if with a little guidance may be I can
make this ap
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