High Performance PostgreSQL for Rails (Pragmatic Bookshelf)
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The SCRUB_BATCHES procedure has an off-by-one bug that causes it to skip one row after each batch. Here is output showing the i...
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Title: High Performance PostgreSQL for Rails: Archiving mentions deleted_at column (p338)
The sql command DELETE FROM trip_positions WH...
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The correct migration code for ruby/migration_snippet_virtual_column.rb is
class AlterTempCustomers < ActiveRecord::Migrati...
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I ran into a problem with the migration suggested p. 75:
class AddCheckConstraintTripsCompletedAt < ActiveRecord::M...
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The book states the following:
The main difference for domains compared with enums is that the NOT NULL constraint portion is part of t...
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Build fast, scalable PostgreSQL and Rails apps. Solve data growth, quality, and reliability challenges, for workloads from consumer Inter...
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“If you’ve used the history command in your terminal, psql supports a similar “reverse search” by typing “ctrl-r”. Type ctrl-r,...
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High Performance PostgreSQL for Rails: How to show autovacuum_vacuum_scale_factor per table (p. 171)
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On page 171, it shows how to change the autovacuum scale factor for a particular table, eg:
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I’ve found something that can cause a bit of confusion.
Af...
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bin/rails db:reset doesn’t work if there is no socket file locally which is the case if I’m running Postgres from a Docker cont...
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class AddTripRatingCheckConstraint < ActiveRecord::Migration[7.0]
def change
add_check_constraint :users, "rating...
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Minor typo - extra U:
“To free up the space, you’ll need to VACUUUM FULL users;…”
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I found it challenging to use code examples from this book, particularly because the queries containing non-printing Unicode characters. ...
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I’m reading chapter 3 (B8.0), in particular the part about cloning sequences and indexes to the scrubbed tables. This part confused ...
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Active Record supports multiple validations becoming listed out for an
attribute.
It took me a couple of tries to understand this, may...
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I have encountered a couple of issues in the sections explaining the cloning of tables without constraints, copying all rows, a...
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Dear Andrew, @andatki
I found the explanation regarding the use of .includes() with a limit in the context of vehicle reservations to b...
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Title: High Performance PostgreSQL for Rails: Archiving mentions deleted_at column (p338)
The sql command DELETE FROM trip_positions WH...
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Hello @andatki ,
I ran into a problem with the migration suggested p. 75:
class AddCheckConstraintTripsCompletedAt < ActiveRecord::M...
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Is this useful for non Rails users?
As the author, I’m biased, but I think so. While all of the application code exampl...
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Hi, page 26 says
Data cannot be split across pages.
But two paragraphs later
Data may not fit in a single page, may be spl...
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In the book, you make a reference to acts_as_paranoid, but given the simplicity and popularity: Category: Active Record Soft De...
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Title: High Performance PostgreSQL for Rails
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A reader wrote this by email. Re-posting here:
Do you run clusters on y...
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Hi and thank you for this fantastic book,
I ran in the following error while trying to run db/scripts/bulk_load.sh:
Bulk loading 10_000...
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High Performance PostgreSQL for Rails - wrong code example
The code description does not match the code snippet.
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In this page, you mention:
The Transaction Pooling Mode for PgBouncer cannot be used with Advisory Locks
Can you expand a tit...
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The correct migration code for ruby/migration_snippet_virtual_column.rb is
class AlterTempCustomers < ActiveRecord::Migrati...
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Hello @andatki,
On Chapter 8, page 145, in the Generating Data for Experiments section, one of the paragraphs stars with the following: ...
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The SCRUB_BATCHES procedure has an off-by-one bug that causes it to skip one row after each batch. Here is output showing the i...
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I’m having trouble understanding the intent of the start and count arguments to SUBSTR in the SCRUB_EMAIL function.
I understand that we...
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The book states:
How can we safely add UNIQUE and NOT NULL constraints to tables, though, and make sure that all rows are eve...
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