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Select * is useful if you are adding columns. You can either read the column or supply a default if the column doesn't exist. Doing this by having two queries n
by grogers 8y ago
Select * is useful if you are adding columns. You can either read the column or supply a default if the column doesn't exist. Doing this by having two queries naming different lists of columns is much worse, although it's unavoidable for mutations AFAIK.