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When rails serializes an object to store in the database it uses YAML. I want to also use Base64 encoding/decoding when doing this so the YAML will be much more compact on INSERT and UPDATE statements. The objects I am serializing are rather large, and Base64 encoding is reducing my insert and update statement times by 70%. I've been crawling thru the Rails code for the past hour looking for a method I can overwrite, but can't seem to find the correct one. I was thinking that perhaps someone here has already done something similar. Thanks in advance!
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