Does not having a Primary Key and No indexes really speed up inserts
significantly?
We have a log table. it has the fields, cart_id, referer, remote_ip,
server_name, user_agent, company, action, type, and value that we are
tracking vistor log information for our ecommerce site. Every page
is tracked that a person goes to in the log file. Currently we have
about 500,000 rows.
So I am wondering if we are really saving that much by not having a
Primary Key and no indexes.
Thanks!
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