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I wouldn’t suggest duplicating the id field, but moving from the data field. > Why do you expect SQLite indexes on expressions to be worse than what NoSQL data
by actuallyalys 2y ago
I wouldn’t suggest duplicating the id field, but moving from the data field.
> Why do you expect SQLite indexes on expressions to be worse than what NoSQL databases do for indexing?
I don’t have a concrete reason. It’s just that indexes on expressions are not intended as the main index for a SQLite database to my knowledge. Having thought about it more and read the page on expression indexes more thoroughly[0], I think it’s probably unlikely to be a noticeable downside.
The only remaining downside is that the item being indexed might be outright missing, but it sounds like that’s basically a feature in your case, as you’re opting for flexibility.
[0]: https://sqlite.org/expridx.html https://sqlite.org/expridx.html
- TekMol 2y agoWhat do you mean by "the item being indexed might be outright missing"? What is "item" here?