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It's very creative! LOL But in practice most my tables that are uncapped end up with IDs are 64bits and i suspect not being the only one.. 32b is in fact quit
by flockonus 2y ago
It's very creative! LOL
But in practice most my tables that are uncapped end up with IDs are 64bits and i suspect not being the only one.. 32b is in fact quite small ~ 4B rows.
- saurik 2y agoAnd so you would pay for the largest tier as it sounds like you have big data needs? ;P Whereas my company--which only had tens of millions of users and millions of dollars a year in revenue--certainly never had any tables with more than 4 billion rows... (not that I think this licensing model works or makes any sense at all, to be clear).