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It hasn't got anything to do with that. Creating an index on a join means that possibly hundreds of indexes need to be updated every time a you make a write - b
by marshallp 17y ago
It hasn't got anything to do with that. Creating an index on a join means that possibly hundreds of indexes need to be updated every time a you make a write - but that is where appengine would actually shine since those writes can be parallelized to hundreds of machines. It could easily make postgres/mysql/oracle redundant.