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No, you as the person writing this new database, not you as the user of the API.
by cjbprime 9y ago
No, you as the person writing this new database, not you as the user of the API.
- eat_veggies 9y agoNot OP but I would watch for mutations in the subscribed columns, then test the changed rows on the query's constraints and fire an event if it satisfies them. I'm sure there is a more clever/efficient way of doing this though, and I can't wait to see how he/she implements it.
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