it 2) as q)
This query should never be run - too slow even with limit 20k of input ids.
So .. final best result is more than 1 second (on fast machine) for test
dataset 5 times less than needed. So I am far away from achieving good results.
I have to ask again if anyone faced similar situa
I want to ask, have anyone faced similar situation, and is there any
way to achive closer to optimal performance using postgresql functionality and
extensibility?
Regards,
Chavdar Kopoev
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I want to ask, have anyone faced similar situation, and is there any
way to achive closer to optimal performance using postgresql functionality and
extensibility?
Regards,
Chavdar Kopoev
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