Improved global search performance by using only prefix matching. #1596
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Thanks for fixing conflicts but it looks like it restored the two postcode lines that were intended to be removed. |
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so sorry, should have fixed it now :-( |
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This removes the postcode search (with a large store searching by postcode will be useless) and uses only prefix match for catalog search.
I don't have a large instance handy to test with, if someone does and can profile the database queries to identify which ones are slow and provide an "explain" that would be helpful.
Refs #134