Update apps/docs/content/guides/database/storing-large-values.mdx

Co-authored-by: Chris Chinchilla <chris.ward@supabase.io>
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| You need transactional consistency with the row | The payload is an artifact (a generated file, a raw response log) |
| Row count is moderate | The table grows without limit (e.g. one row per request) |
For AI apps, a common split: keep small, frequently queried fields (status, token counts, a short summary, embeddings) in Postgres; offload the raw prompt/response/log to [Storage](/docs/guides/storage) and keep a path pointer.
For AI apps, a common split is to keep small, frequently queried fields (status, token counts, a short summary, embeddings) in Postgres and offload the raw prompt/response/log to [Storage](/docs/guides/storage) and keep a path pointer.
## Keeping large values in Postgres