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It's the same. That's the point :). You need to plan your queries much differently when your data is not in a single node.
by rco8786 12y ago
It's the same. That's the point :). You need to plan your queries much differently when your data is not in a single node.
- jasimq 12y agoI don't think it's the same. The filters have to be done in separate queries on both the tables, and then the results the joined.