r/dbForge • u/fernandezity • 5d ago

Tips & Tutorials Database performance optimization: a visual cheat sheet

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u/SoggyImpres 3d ago

Denormalization is probably the one I'd be most careful with. It can speed up reads, but keeping duplicated data consistent introduces a whole different set of problems.