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Choosing a PostgreSQL Number Format
Choosing a PostgreSQL Number Format.
Paul does a deep dive on number data types. Read about how to choose a number type that’s most efficient for your data and storage requirements.
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What, you mean I shouldn’t just stuff them all into VARCHAR(255)'s? ![]()
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