Optimize JDBC session cleanup SQL statement #872
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This commit improves session cleanup handling in `JdbcOperationsSessionRepository#cleanUpExpiredSessions` by optimizing the used SQL statement. This is done by calculating the session expiry time when persisting the session, which in turn allows the cleanup SQL statement to be more index-friendly. Closes spring-projectsgh-847
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Thanks for the PR! This is now merged into master |
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It seems good for me as well. Thank you guys. <3 |
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This PR improves session cleanup handling in
JdbcOperationsSessionRepository#cleanUpExpiredSessionsby optimizing the used SQL statement. This is done by calculating the session expiry time when persisting the session, which in turn allows the cleanup SQL statement to be more index-friendly.This resolves #847.