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I reach out to the collective powers of this channel. Last year, if my memory serves, there was somone on t'interwebs that offered their book (as a PDF) for a one day(?) only free download that was all about SQL optimisation and related topics. The author, I believe, has some reknown as a SQL guru and is well placed to write a book like this. I forgot to download the book and I'm now trying to find out where I can source it from (to buy, as I would like to support the author). My google-fu (and duckduckgo-fu) is lacking and I can't find the author or their book. Anyone recall this?
I think this was it: https://sql-performance-explained.com I found it here back in December: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21681476
The book is from the author who is better known for https://use-the-index-luke.com/
@seancorfield I found that youโre also maintaining honeysql, maybe this is the best solution for me (mixed with the honeysql-postgres) for my upsert issue?
I know that library is pretty well maintained and PG users seem to like it. Since I don't use PG I've never looked at it.