Still quite like the windows log approach which (if logged) stores the template as just the id, with the values, saving lots of storage as well eg 123, foo, bar. You can concatenate in the reader.
Still quite like the windows log approach which (if logged) stores the template as just the id, with the values, saving lots of storage as well eg 123, foo, bar. You can concatenate in the reader.
So, it costs perf every time it’s read, instead of when it’s written (once). And of course has a lot of overhead to store metadata. Bad design. As usual.
Most logs are probably never read, but nevertheless should be written (fast) for unexpected situations when you will later need them. And logging have to be fast, and have minimal performance overhead.