Any performance reasons to prefer idx() (intarray) over array_position()?
Are there performance reasons (or other reasons) to prefer idx
(from intarray) over array_position
to find the position of an integer in a list of integers?
Are there performance reasons (or other reasons) to prefer idx
(from intarray) over array_position
to find the position of an integer in a list of integers?
I want to search for the letters in the “spelling” (text[]
) column:
a n n o y t
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Given a dataset (with a GIN
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s into an array of UUID
s?