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With newline changes, the above command will create up to 20 indexes in parallel.
Unknown: should this be standard or a command-line option? If a command-line option, should it use \0 instead, which allows use with xargs -0 instead of relying on GNU-specific behavior around quotes and -d?
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By emitting one index statement per line and stripping any newlines out of the WHERE conditions, this allows use of our indexes with xargs, e.g.
With newline changes, the above command will create up to 20 indexes in parallel.
Unknown: should this be standard or a command-line option? If a command-line option, should it use
\0
instead, which allows use withxargs -0
instead of relying on GNU-specific behavior around quotes and-d
?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: