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Alexander Ioffe: Why is my Whale Query 1000x Slower in Prod? Databases hate skew, each hates it differently
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Ten enterprise customers own 80% of the orders. On uniform test data the query runs in ~1ms; on that real skew it runs ~1,000x slower. The fix doesn't transfer between engines: Postgres is rescued by one free session setting, SQL Server can't be touched by it and needs a completely different access-path fix. Measured on Neon and Azure SQL Database using ExoBench.
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