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Hi,
With a big database, I am using multiple column ordered indexes in order to return item in order. but the limit/offset is not the best thing to do.
I am interested in generating a cursor from multiple columns like this:
def self.after(cursor = nil) query = reorder('created_at DESC, public_id DESC') if cursor.present? return query.where( 'cursors.created_at < ? or (cursors.created_at = ? and cursors.public_id < ?)', cursor.created_at, cursor.created_at, cursor.public_id ) end query end
Do you have plans to do something like this ? I could help.
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@ombr I am happy if you would help in this
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Hi,
With a big database, I am using multiple column ordered indexes in order to return item in order. but the limit/offset is not the best thing to do.
I am interested in generating a cursor from multiple columns like this:
Do you have plans to do something like this ? I could help.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: