They will be partitioned by a different key. You may in fact have to touch two extra quorums - one to delete the old entry and one to insert the new entry.
This depends on the specifics of how your database works, of course. I’m not sure this would involve multiple consensus quorums in FDB for instance, given that I believe it instead relies on a centralised timestamp service.
This depends on the specifics of how your database works, of course. I’m not sure this would involve multiple consensus quorums in FDB for instance, given that I believe it instead relies on a centralised timestamp service.