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UNIQUE CONSTRAINT is limited to 2704 bytes, which prevents inserting
large values. Here we swap to a unique index on the MD5 hash of the
value. This should more than suffice given we already map to a 32bit for
the id and the index size is much much smaller.
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Replaces accidentally duplicated user_agent for correct content_type.
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If that fails, we still park them as before, such as when the DB is
unavailable. Those which are saved as entities require investigation why
they couldn't be saved, much like UnparsableLines.
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No changes.
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A pre-joined with entities view showing all the original data along with
ids; ideal for human readable stuff.
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oid is an "unsigned 4 byte integer", which matches our crc32 approach
perfectly, and is half the storage cost of bigint.
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Diagnostics and the ability to ingest later.
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