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- Deleting this record causes rows in another table to be deleted due to an `ON DELETE CASCADE` constraint
- You haven't created indexes on the foreign key columns in _both_ the referencing table and the referenced table.

We encourage you to first read about this pitfall in [our blog post](https://render.com/blog/top-cause-slow-queries-postgresql-no-query-log-needed). Then come back here to demo it for yourself.
We encourage you to first read about this pitfall in [our blog post](https://render.com/blog/postgresql-top-cause-slow-queries). Then come back here to demo it for yourself.

## Overview
In this tutorial, you will follow steps to:
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## 2. Populate the database
### 2a. Create the database schema

First, set up the database schema. We will implement the schema described in [the blog post](https://render.com/blog/top-cause-slow-queries-postgresql-no-query-log-needed), with users, articles, and comments.
First, set up the database schema. We will implement the schema described in [the blog post](https://render.com/blog/postgresql-top-cause-slow-queries), with users, articles, and comments.

Run the `create-schema.sh` script to create the database schema:

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