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I'd still much rather store something that can be indexed in a btree than something where you have to always call a function on and do full table scans. Of cour
by lucb1e 4y ago
I'd still much rather store something that can be indexed in a btree than something where you have to always call a function on and do full table scans. Of course, before displaying to the user you'd use long2ip again (or the database equivalent you mentioned; I usually avoid doing unnecessary computations on the database and, instead, let the application handle display logic).
- crazygringo 4y agoSorry if I wasn't clear, I was agreeing with you! Yes precisely for indexing (plus just a fixed column size that wastes no space).