google user id from token eg:
"sub": "110169484474386276334",
Can't seem to find the definition of this number there example is 21 chars long so even a unsigned bigint cant handle it in mysql and a long cant handle it in java,
currently i'm storing it as a string but i feel this may be inefficient, especially as most of my DB work minimum of 50% is going to be lookups on these numbers i want it to be as index friendly as possible, and i have a gut feeling a index on a number will be faster than a index on a string. i have assumed from the limited documentation that there are always numbers.
currently using varchar . thanks
Keep it as a string.
Unless you have a very big user base and storage space is a big concern, optimizations like this will most likely cause more trouble that good.
Just one example why storing the id as a number could be a problem: Ids with leading zeros , which will be disregarded if you treat it as a number. 0100
is not necessarily the same id as 100
.
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