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Chris van Eijk: Row-level security performance in PostgreSQL, measured

Planet PostgreSQL2026-10-01 07:300 views

What an RLS policy costs in PostgreSQL 17: function volatility, the (select …) wrapper, membership subqueries and the leakproof rule that disables your index.

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