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I don't think that's useful data. That could just as well be the code is more optimized for postgres, or the postgres client library in the language being used
by raziel2p 10y ago
I don't think that's useful data. That could just as well be the code is more optimized for postgres, or the postgres client library in the language being used is more performant for some reason.
- mwpmaybe 10y agoIt's useful for comparing full stacks, but the queries used are very basic, and most of the update benchmarks don't use transactions or locking.