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Jean Bisutti edited this page Feb 6, 2020 · 4 revisions

Verify that SQL statements do not contain LIKE with leading wildcard (% or _).
You can read this paper explaining why LIKE with leading wildcard could be a bad idea in term of performance.
A code sending to the database a like with leading wilcard may be fast in a test having a few data but very slow with the data volume of production.

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