Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of Ticket #18650, comment 2


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Nov 2, 2023, 9:27:30 AM (13 months ago)
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  • Ticket #18650, comment 2

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    1 What's considered a large filesystem? The first `query -a name=whatever` is always pretty slow on a 5 GB partition for me. (I should probably script a dummy query on boot, just so it get ready for when I want to actually use it :-P).
     1What's considered a large filesystem? The first `query -a name=*whatever*` is always pretty slow on a 5 GB partition for me. (I should probably script a dummy query on boot, just so it get ready for when I want to actually use it :-P).
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    3 Also... doesn't this has to do more with PackageFS than BFS? I mean... on BFS the indexes are "there" in the disk, but for activated packages those need to be computed/gathered on each boot, or I'm just mistaken on how that works?
     3~~Also... doesn't this has to do more with PackageFS than BFS? I mean... on BFS the indexes are "there" in the disk, but for activated packages those need to be computed/gathered on each boot, or~~ I'm just mistaken on how that works ~~?~~
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     5Edit: did some tests, I see that /boot/system only indexes: last_modified, size, name, and BEOS:APP_SIG.
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     7So my slow queries are down to being either for non-indexed attributes, or the difference between using exact match vs "glob" queries (eg. `name=test` vs `name=*test*`), plus my slow hardware and number of files.