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Only require block number columns and try to load block hashes and timestamps from the source tables
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Amp-powered subgraphs are a new kind of subgraphs with SQL data sources that query and index data from the Amp servers. They are significantly more efficient than the standard subgraphs, and the indexing time can be reduced from days and weeks, to minutes and hours in most cases.
Documentation
Documentation on creating Amp-powered subgraphs is available here.
Examples
Complete examples of how to create, deploy and query Amp-powered subgraphs are available in a separate repository:
https://github.com/edgeandnode/amp-subgraph-examples