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by matte_black
2969 days ago
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I’d venture to say that is wrong at least in the case of Postgres. In order to be able to reason with certainty about your data, information should be coming from the source closest to the truth, and that would be your database. You can’t really trust the application, it may have been written wrong. Postgres’s LISTEN/NOTIFY commands, which are not part of the SQL standard, exist for these cases. |
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