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Currently we migrate columns one by one independently, but if multiple columns are being updated in the same table, we can create all the new columns then run a single UPDATE query to migrate all columns at once, limiting full table read to a single iteration. We recently had a case with 26 columns migrated in the same table and it took hours.
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Currently we migrate columns one by one independently, but if multiple columns are being updated in the same table, we can create all the new columns then run a single UPDATE query to migrate all columns at once, limiting full table read to a single iteration. We recently had a case with 26 columns migrated in the same table and it took hours.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: