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This issue is opened for further discussion on managing SQL statements within the microservice-activity codebase, specifically focusing on the benefits and drawbacks of precompiling SQL statements and the potential use of an LRUCache for optimizing memory usage.
The discussion originated from a pull request (#2) and involves considerations around the performance benefits of precompiling SQL statements, the implications for memory usage, and the added complexity of implementing an LRUCache for managing memory more efficiently.
Key points include:
The rationale behind precompiling SQL statements to safeguard against SQL-related issues during application bootstrap and to improve performance by avoiding recompilation.
The consideration of using an LRUCache to manage memory usage more efficiently, balanced against the added complexity this introduces.
The current stance that, while the system is functioning well as is, there may be room for future optimization and discussion.
For more context, refer to the specific comment chain: #2 (comment)
This issue is opened for further discussion on managing SQL statements within the microservice-activity codebase, specifically focusing on the benefits and drawbacks of precompiling SQL statements and the potential use of an LRUCache for optimizing memory usage.
The discussion originated from a pull request (#2) and involves considerations around the performance benefits of precompiling SQL statements, the implications for memory usage, and the added complexity of implementing an LRUCache for managing memory more efficiently.
Key points include:
For more context, refer to the specific comment chain: #2 (comment)
@rluders @arianerocha @marianysilva, please feel free to contribute to this discussion and share your thoughts on the matter.
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