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		<title>By: Cd-MaN</title>
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		<description>Hello.

With PostgreSQL there is also an other very nice way: creating an index on the expression which removes the given prefixes. This way (a) you don&#039;t have to clutter your database schema with columns for the sake of optimization (b) you don&#039;t have to make sure to update them from your code (Postgres does it automatically) and (c) you still get the performance benefit of indexes.

Postgres rocks :)</description>
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<p>With PostgreSQL there is also an other very nice way: creating an index on the expression which removes the given prefixes. This way (a) you don&#8217;t have to clutter your database schema with columns for the sake of optimization (b) you don&#8217;t have to make sure to update them from your code (Postgres does it automatically) and (c) you still get the performance benefit of indexes.</p>
<p>Postgres rocks :)</p>
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