PostgreSQL - Views and Materialized ViewsWhen should you prefer a materialized view over a regular view in PostgreSQL?AWhen you need real-time data always up to date.BWhen you want to avoid storing any data on disk.CWhen query performance is critical and data changes infrequently.DWhen you want to avoid refreshing data manually.Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Consider data freshness needsRegular views always show current data, materialized views may be stale until refreshed.Step 2: Consider performance needsMaterialized views improve performance by storing results, best when data changes rarely.Final Answer:When query performance is critical and data changes infrequently. -> Option CQuick Check:Use case for materialized view = C [OK]Quick Trick: Use materialized views for fast queries on rarely changing data [OK]Common Mistakes:Choosing materialized views for always fresh dataIgnoring refresh requirement of materialized viewsAssuming materialized views never need manual refresh
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