I used Jev to build a query planner! With some tuning, I sped up Postgres queries on the…

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I used Jev to build a query planner! With some tuning, I sped up Postgres queries on the join order benchmark by 12%. Here's what I did

Posted by Michael Malis (997 followers) 1 days ago · 128 likes · 11.2k views · view the original post on X. Kept by the Dev Radar as Databases.

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