Improve efficiency of filter query in Postgres #2401
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In Postgres, filter queries currently generate a condition `LOWER(field) ILIKE ?`. This defeats the benefit of using ILIKE, which is case insensitive, and also prevents an index from being used. This fixes the issue by changing the condition to `field ILIKE ?` in Postgres.
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Improve efficiency of filter query in Postgres
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In Postgres, filter queries currently generate a condition
LOWER(field) ILIKE ?. This defeats the benefit of using ILIKE, which is case insensitive, and also prevents an index from being used. This fixes the issue by changing the condition tofield ILIKE ?in Postgres.