> Some of you, who have ventured deep into the bowels of databases, will probably point out that doing something like this in a real setup is committing concurrency suicide. All updates to the same row will essentially be executed serially which is no bueno if you're trying to build a performant data pipeline.
> Some of you, who have ventured deep into the bowels of databases, will probably point out that doing something like this in a real setup is committing concurrency suicide. All updates to the same row will essentially be executed serially which is no bueno if you're trying to build a performant data pipeline.