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user 34471
Drupal provides a standard, vendor-agnostic abstraction layer for accessing database servers.
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Is it possible to done search indexing locally, then upload it?
The suggestions in the comments are good, specially using solr.
But in your case you can index the whole data locally, and dump these three tables: search_dataset, search_index, search_total and then …
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Get tag(term) name for multiple nodes without a performance hit
The problem is that there's an extra database read for every node, and I guess that the underlying query for this read is a JOIN :|. …
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