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The database argument is also specific to certain databases and table types. It should only matter for clustered tables. So if e.g. I use Postgres, this doesn't
by fabian2k 3y ago
The database argument is also specific to certain databases and table types. It should only matter for clustered tables. So if e.g. I use Postgres, this doesn't matter as it doesn't have clustered tables.
- erik_seaberg 3y agoDistributed databases rely on spread across possible keys to balance workload. Mostly-ordered keys create hotspots.