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I was just curious whether I should just go with having the primary key as text or use the scripts to have a type_id in SQL? The text approach seems simpler, but wondering how it impacts Postgresql performance.
Also, the docs in the #Usage section put the type of the "id" field as user_id. Is it supposed to be type_id? Is that a typo?
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Thank you for this!
I was just curious whether I should just go with having the primary key as text or use the scripts to have a type_id in SQL? The text approach seems simpler, but wondering how it impacts Postgresql performance.
Also, the docs in the #Usage section put the type of the "id" field as user_id. Is it supposed to be type_id? Is that a typo?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: