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`CREATE TABLE AS Select` (CTAS) and its associated syntax creates a new table by performing the following - Run a CREATE TABLE using the table definition of every column in the SELECT - Populating the new table with the result set of the SELECT NOTE : The table created has no indexes or constraints.
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PostgreSQL: Why is CREATE TABLE AS faster than CREATE ... INSERT INTO?
With a COPY TABLE AS SELECT (CTAS). … CREATE TABLE main
AS
SELECT *
FROM other;
As separate statements with CREATE TABLE and INSERT INTO
CREATE TABLE main (like other);
INSERT INTO main
SELECT *
FROM other;
I have observed that the CTAS …
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