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by sokoloff 1934 days ago
Why would I want to have the examine DDL or slow query query committed to memory? I need to know that the concept exists and I can google the syntax in 90 seconds. I’m never within 90 seconds of disaster avertable with this knowledge.
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Of course anyone can look anything up. The point I think the author is making is that the database is better positioned to tell us about potential performance issues. Would be wonderful if we could avoid reading through slow query logs, or paying big money for APM tools, if the db exposed more user friendly information about perf issues or other useful metadata.

The UX of 'damn I have to look that one weird query up again' to look up some metadata is not as good as it could be.

You dont, you just have so many times that it happens (me.)