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Using MyISAM proves vastly faster for persisting scene objects.
For instance, a scene object that took 9 seconds to persist before now takes 1. This also improves the experience of loading large OARs.
We don't use any of the transactional features of InnoDB.
The only thing that may have an impact is that InnoDB does row locking on inserts while MyISAM does table locking.
However, field reports say there is no noticeable difference.
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themselves. Tested. Seems to be working, main tests pass. Nothing done for IARs or HG transfers yet -- this only works for OARs for the time being.
New migration in inventory table in order to make CreatorID varchar(255).
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Creator name properly shown on the viewer as first.last @authority.
New option added to save oar -profile=url. Migration on RegionStore making CreatorID be 255 chars.
Moved Handling of user UUID -> name requests to a new module UserManagement/UserManagementModule.
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properly for the new media settings.
Signed-off-by: Melanie <melanie@t-data.com>
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* Added an error message in initial estate owner creation that makes it clear what needs to happen.
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better
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(some Estate SQL left behind in the Region migration)
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ok, so the estate stores now want their own migration files, but as it
happened the SQL definition were inside the Region migrations.
It seems better/cleaner to keep each 'store' separately updatable.
WARNING: any editing in the middle of the migration scripts (as opposite
to just appending to them) has the potential of messing up updates of
existing databases. As far as I can see, this one is (probably) safe,
the worst that could happen is the EstateStore migration silently fail
if the estate the tables are already there.
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files. Restored Presence table to its taboo-breaking form.
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Replaced all NNN_StoreName.sql migration resources with a more
readable, single-file-per-store
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