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It's fractionally slower, true, because of the serialization hit (string to binary). The real juice comes from the GIN index - and if you apply it to specific c
by robconery 11y ago
It's fractionally slower, true, because of the serialization hit (string to binary). The real juice comes from the GIN index - and if you apply it to specific columns instead of a complete document, you have a rocket ship on read.
- creshal 11y ago> It's fractionally slower, true, because of the serialization hit (string to binary). And with JSON columns you have to serialize on accesses, which is a lot slower in the read-mostly tests.