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Yep, those speeds are normal. If you're one of those folks who over-optimize, you can get slightly better response times with GraphQL + Express.
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@notcool are string indexes ok? Haven't checked yet but in an SQL db it is better to not add indexes for varchar cols
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@gitpush What is wrong with indexes on varchar cols? They speed up text search queries.
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@arraysstartat1 for large text they could be a problem, I once took and Oracle DBA course and the lecturer emphasized on not doing it as it reduces db performance
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@notcool interesting, I'll check it out thanks man. Though my point was not to index on large strings and multiple strings, u mean username and phone number are considered short but address, or info are large enough
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