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Yes of course, but it's kinda slow if you have to maintain one compound index for each possible query you're going to run, that's why I was asking.
by MartinMond 14y ago
Yes of course, but it's kinda slow if you have to maintain one compound index for each possible query you're going to run, that's why I was asking.
- chmod775 14y agoNope, you can use the compound index 'a,b,c' to query over the following fields: a a.b a,b,c The manual actually explains it like that.