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by matt-p
262 days ago
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Much faster to do it in the database than in the client, especially in a normal situation where the postgres server is on a different machine that's possibly not even in the same building as the app server or where it allows you to use existing indexes. I agree that they're often a symptom of bad schema design or data normalisation though. Sometimes that can't be helped however. |
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