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Understand PostgreSQL query plan in 10 minutes

AustraliaPublished May 9, 2021

Views 49.4K  |  Likes 684  |  Comments 22
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This video has 49.4K views and 684 likes, ranking #6,245,136 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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49,449

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684

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22

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In this video, I share with you how i read Postgres query plan. This skill is super useful when you develop API to retrieve or mutate data in database. By understanding the query plan, you can optimise your query to run efficiently. It is a must have skill for any back-end software engineer, not just DBA #postgres #q…

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