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Bigint is a 64-but (8 byte) signed integer. It’s half the size of a UUID and using a sequence rather than random ids leads to significantly less WAL ok Postgres
by koolba 6y ago
Bigint is a 64-but (8 byte) signed integer. It’s half the size of a UUID and using a sequence rather than random ids leads to significantly less WAL ok Postgres when full page writes are enabled.