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It depends on how you write your joins, PostgreSQL does a great job as long as you have the right indexes in place, certainly much faster than doing sequential
by ruslan_talpa 9y ago
It depends on how you write your joins, PostgreSQL does a great job as long as you have the right indexes in place, certainly much faster than doing sequential queries.
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