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I think they're arguing that you get a performance gain. Personally the systems if deal with wouldn't gain from such and optimisation as there is too little dat
by xupybd 3y ago
I think they're arguing that you get a performance gain. Personally the systems if deal with wouldn't gain from such and optimisation as there is too little data. So I'll stick to the simplest approach.
- hu3 3y agoI agree with you. Splitting db tables can be a net positive in very specific cases but it smells like premature optimization.