sqlfordevs.io moved to sqlfordevs.com

content/tips/databases-can-generate-random-uuid-keys.md

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 Many applications use the table's numeric primary key in the URL: Bots can scrape all data by incrementing the ID and competitors know your number of customers/resources and growth.Adding a random UUID which is used in URLs solves this.
 
-https://sqlfordevs.io/uuid-prevent-enumeration-attack
+https://sqlfordevs.com/uuid-prevent-enumeration-attack

content/tips/rows-can-be-stored-in-an-already-sorted-way-instead-of-the-default-insertion-order.md

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 In most applications, all rows are physically sorted in the database file by their insertion order. By sorting them instead optimally for your application a huge databases will still be amazingly fast.
 
-https://sqlfordevs.io/sorted-table-faster-range-scan
+https://sqlfordevs.com/sorted-table-faster-range-scan

content/tips/you-can-avoid-many-n1-issues-by-using-lateral-joins-in-mysql.md

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 Sometimes you want to get e.g. the last three orders for *every* customer. Normal joins can't do that. You have to execute n+1 queries in code, which is slow!
 
 But with lateral joins, you can do one for-each loop join in SQL 🤯
-https://sqlfordevs.io/for-each-loop-lateral-join
+https://sqlfordevs.com/for-each-loop-lateral-join

content/tips/you-can-create-db-indices-for-transformed-versions-of-columns.md

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 Most developers are puzzled that indexes are not used for e.g. WHERE LOWER(email) = ?. But contrary to common belief, an index can be created for these cases! It's called a function-based index and is supported by MySQL and PostgreSQL.
 
-https://sqlfordevs.io/tips/function-based-index
+https://sqlfordevs.com/function-based-index

content/tips/you-can-use-recursive-queries-to-query-hierarchical-trees.md

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 ⚡ Database Tip
 
-Recursive queries are a great solution to e.g. querying multiple levels in a tree with just one query. But you should use cycle detection otherwise your query might run forever or fail for loops in your data. https://sqlfordevs.io/cycle-detection-recursive-query
+Recursive queries are a great solution to e.g. querying multiple levels in a tree with just one query. But you should use cycle detection otherwise your query might run forever or fail for loops in your data. https://sqlfordevs.com/cycle-detection-recursive-query

content/tips/you-can-validate-json-columns-at-database-level.md

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 Extending a traditional database schema with NoSQL-like JSON columns can make the schema more understandable. But you should also ensure these JSON documents conform to an expected schema!
 
-https://sqlfordevs.io/json-schema-validation
+https://sqlfordevs.com/json-schema-validation

content/tips/you-can-validate-json-columns-at-the-database-level.md

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 Extending a traditional database schema with NoSQL-like JSON columns can make the schema more understandable. But you should also ensure these JSON documents conform to an expected schema!
 
-https://sqlfordevs.io/tips/json-schema-validation
+https://sqlfordevs.com/json-schema-validation