I worked for a very short time in a company where there were 800-lines-long SQL queries that took minutes to execute and tables with megabytes-long comma-separated string fields of IDs "simulating" joins that had to be refreshed on every new insertion in the table. Most of the times, "refreshing the table" failed due to timeouts
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I worked for a very short time in a company where there were 800-lines-long SQL queries that took minutes to execute and tables with megabytes-long comma-separated string fields of IDs "simulating" joins that had to be refreshed on every new insertion in the table. Most of the times, "refreshing the table" failed due to timeouts