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With postgres, you should be able to use a GIN index anything that's returned by an immutable function. You may have to write a function that does what you wan
by jeffasinger 12y ago
With postgres, you should be able to use a GIN index anything that's returned by an immutable function.
You may have to write a function that does what you want and Mark it as immutable.
- easy_rider 12y agoYes! haven't dived into it, but the possibility made me go for it regardless. Have been quite impressed with pg's performance with a lot of things you wouldn't want to mess with in mysql.