Optimize date filtering for spend logs queries#17073
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This should allow postgres to perform a more efficient index scan instead of a sequential table scan. These two queries consistently show up in the longest-running ones in our instance, and are a major latency source for the usage page on the admin UI.
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This should allow postgres to perform a more efficient index scan instead of a sequential table scan.
These two queries consistently show up in the longest-running ones in our instance.
The same pattern is already in use in the same file.