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by cfors
1390 days ago
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It would always be nonsensical unless you were running on the database you were targeting (or one that contained similar data distributions). However, with Postgres its pretty trivial to get a JSON format of the output if you needed a machine parseable answer. I don't know of a library that does this for you, but it wouldn't surprise me if one existed. explain (format json, analyze, buffers) select 1
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