README.md in fast_change_table-1.3.0 vs README.md in fast_change_table-1.4.0

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@@ -12,11 +12,11 @@ uses ordinary change_table syntax but adds two options * "replace\_keys" to remove all indexes; new indexes will be specified - "disable\_keys" to remove indexes and apply them after data load; this is a tremendous performance enhancement for a dbms with fast index creation; it is active by default. set it to false to prevent its usage -the bulk option is set by default set it to false to prevent its usage. +the bulk option is set by default; set it to false to prevent its usage. __Example:__ fast_change_table :table_name, :disable_keys => true do |t| t.change :old_string, :string, :limit => 64 @@ -29,16 +29,16 @@ create\_table\_like(orignal\_table, table\_to\_copy\_to) creates a table with the same structure disable\_indexes(table) - removes all indexes from a table, returns a list of index objects removed + removes all indexes from a table, returns a list of index objects removed. uses bulk alter when possible enable\_indexes(table, list\_of\_indexes) - restores a list of indexes to a table + restores a list of indexes to a table. uses bulk alter when possible fast\_add\_indexes(table, &block) - allows you to pass a block to add indexes. + allows you to pass a block to add indexes. uses bulk alter when possible __Example:__ fast_add_indexes :sometable do |t| \ No newline at end of file