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It’s somewhat rare for a transaction to read many rows and then write. Typically a transaction reads a single row, applies business logic, writes a single row.
by kccqzy 5mo ago
It’s somewhat rare for a transaction to read many rows and then write. Typically a transaction reads a single row, applies business logic, writes a single row. Then you have analytic workloads that do no writes and read entire tables.