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Maybe a silly question but what is the point of an insert-only table. Surely it must be read/used in some capacity ? Do they mean "insert heavy"?
by PudgePacket 6y ago
Maybe a silly question but what is the point of an insert-only table. Surely it must be read/used in some capacity ? Do they mean "insert heavy"?
- brianwawok 6y agoMeans not updated. Say Www visitor logs. No reason to ever update a previous log. What happened happened.
- PudgePacket 6y ago.
- CameronNemo 6y agoSelects would still work. But non insert DML would be disallowed I assume (delete, update).
- blattimwind 6y agoData is only inserted, not changed or deleted.
- PudgePacket 6y ago.
- 22c 6y agoYou seem to be missing that data can still be read after it is insterted, provided it is not updated. So think if more like WORM rather than write-only.
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- sandGorgon 6y agofor compliance. you want this behavior to be enforced at the database level so that any buggy code does not edit a previous row.
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