Designing the most performant row-level security schema in Postgres (2018)

Re:Designing the most performant row-level security schema i... by musicale on Friday February 14, 2020 @07:06PM (#22331755)

"Performant" again. That term needs to go away.

Use "efficient" or simply "fast" if that's what you mean.

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Re:Designing the most performant row-level security schema i... by api on Friday February 14, 2020 @08:04PM (#22332175)

There seems to be a general tendency for fields to come up with useless jargon. My favorite for years has been "deplane" for letting people off airplanes, but "performant" seems even more pointless.

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Re:Designing the most performant row-level security schema i... by hackerbee on Saturday February 15, 2020 @12:58PM (#22336752)

Performant means time efficient. Efficient could mean time, memory or both. Fast can also refer to development time.

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