Matthew King
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Saturday, September 01 2007
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Matthew King commented at 5:12 PMI usually don't do the chatty things, but I can on weekdays. On weekends, my real boss requests that I keep computer work to a minimum.
Friday, August 31 2007
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Matthew King commented at 10:06 AMI'm uploading a meaty patch (with tests!) that implements the idea in my last comment. I.e., it monkeypatches the Abstract, MySQL, and PostgreSQL adapters wit...
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Matthew King commented at 7:45 AMpostgres has different regexp operators for case sensitive and case insensitive. Perhaps the flags could be tracked for use in adapter-specific regexes.
Thursday, August 30 2007
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Matthew King commented at 6:59 PMRe: database-specific translators for regexp
How bad of an idea is this?
Monkeypatch each ActiveRecord adapter with regexp-producing methods, then call them ...
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Matthew King commented at 11:27 AMRegarding REGEXP and SQL standards, I dunno. I haven't been using postgres long, and I have to look everything up anyway. Speaking of which, the PostgreSQL m...
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Matthew King commented at 10:59 AMHere's a patch that adds a quote_column_name facade for the ActiveRecord connection to Processor, which is then used in WhereProcessor#translate.
The patch ha...
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- Title changed from LIMIT clauses accumulate, anger PostgreSQL unbearably to LIMIT clauses accumulate, anger PostgreSQL
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Matthew King commented at 6:35 PMHere is a patch (with tests!) that substantially changes the way Ambition::Limit works.
It solves the PostgreSQL problem by breaking out limit and offset into...
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Matthew King commented at 6:30 PMAttached is a patch with a test that demonstrates the accumulation problem. Easy to reproduce: just run Query#first with an argument more than once on the sa...
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Matthew King created the ticket at 6:26 PMEach time you kick a first or [] off of a query using a limit or offset, it accumulates a LimitProcessor in keyed_clauses[:limit].
Additionally, PostgreSQL do...