Would there be any performance benefit (public side) from splitting Textpacks into three tables (admin, common, public) in future? As far as I can ascertain the whole Textpack table is read on the public side when only the public and common sections are needed.
Would there be any performance benefit (public side) from splitting Textpacks into three tables (admin, common, public) in future? As far as I can ascertain the whole Textpack table is read on the public side when only the public and common sections are needed.