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Bad performance when doing API call on /objects
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the filter to only include the objectrecords with the highest index per object was causing major performance degradations, especially in combination with filters on data_attrs. Instead of using `Max(...)` we now use Window to figure out the max index per object
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the filter to only include the objectrecords with the highest index per object was causing major performance degradations, especially in combination with filters on data_attrs. Instead of using `Max(...)` together with GROUP BY, we now use Window to figure out the max index per object which is more efficient for larger datasets
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the filter to only include the objectrecords with the highest index per object was causing major performance degradations, especially in combination with filters on data_attrs. Instead of using `Max(...)` together with GROUP BY, we now use Window to figure out the max index per object which is more efficient for larger datasets
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the filter to only include the objectrecords with the highest index per object was causing major performance degradations, especially in combination with filters on data_attrs. Instead of using `Max(...)` together with GROUP BY, we now use Window to figure out the max index per object which is more efficient for larger datasets
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the filter to only include the objectrecords with the highest index per object was causing major performance degradations, especially in combination with filters on data_attrs. Instead of using `Max(...)` together with GROUP BY, we now use Window to figure out the max index per object which is more efficient for larger datasets
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the filter to only include the objectrecords with the highest index per object was causing major performance degradations, especially in combination with filters on data_attrs. Instead of using `Max(...)` together with GROUP BY, we now use Window to figure out the max index per object which is more efficient for larger datasets
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⚡ [#538] Optimize objects list performance
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Product versie / Product version
2.5.0 / latest
Omschrijf het probleem / Describe the bug
Gemeente Utrecht (taiga issue 335)
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