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I tried using the rank_order=True argument on my SQLite3 database index (~400k rows) and for queries that return a small number of results it works great. But if there are tens of thousands of rows returned it runs very slow and can even completely fail at the SQLAlchemy/database level with the following error:
sqlalchemy.exc.OperationalError: (sqlite3.OperationalError) too many SQL variables
It seems to create a huge query that looks like the following:
I tried using the
rank_order=True
argument on my SQLite3 database index (~400k rows) and for queries that return a small number of results it works great. But if there are tens of thousands of rows returned it runs very slow and can even completely fail at the SQLAlchemy/database level with the following error:It seems to create a huge query that looks like the following:
(I snipped out 10's of thousands of lines from the middle of the query)
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