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A completely reasonable stance. However, it's not so much a performance question as one of concurrency. The easiest way to get the right semantics is by lockin
by jeffdavis 12y ago
A completely reasonable stance.
However, it's not so much a performance question as one of concurrency. The easiest way to get the right semantics is by locking the entire destination table against concurrent writes. Maybe that's fine for a lot of users. But it has caused some hesitation, because other users might be disappointed.
It would be fair to say "just do it" though.