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This... to me feels like copy-pasting code. And the more different
d_shift values you have to support, the worse this becomes.
I do suspect this *might* be the best-performing approach. Even if it
is, I don't think the performance gains are worth the verbosification
(and calcification) of the code.
So are you saying that you would NOT like to see a service
procedure similar to the following [SELECT with 15 WHEN branches,
plus fallback] to accomplish this?
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