Interesting, I thought I had heard that this is automatically done, but I guess it's only through concurrent tasks/threads. It is still necessary to batch in application code.
But nonetheless, it seems weird to test it with singular queries, because Tigerbeetle's whole point is shoving 8,189 items into the DB as fast as possible. So if you populate that buffer with only one item your're throwing away all that space and efficiency.
https://docs.tigerbeetle.com/coding/clients/go/#batching
But nonetheless, it seems weird to test it with singular queries, because Tigerbeetle's whole point is shoving 8,189 items into the DB as fast as possible. So if you populate that buffer with only one item your're throwing away all that space and efficiency.