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Document Layer allows users to create compound indexes and updates them properly. But, the query planner is not yet using them. Query planner uses them just like Simple indexes. For example, if we have a compound index on fields a and b, query planner treats the index as a Simple Index on a. So, if there is a query with predicate a == "foo" and b == "bar" - query planner would scan the index with bounds foo, foo0, and runs FilterPlan on it to look for bar. Instead, it should scan with bounds foo:bar, foo:bar0.
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Document Layer allows users to create compound indexes and updates them properly. But, the query planner is not yet using them. Query planner uses them just like Simple indexes. For example, if we have a compound index on fields
a
andb
, query planner treats the index as a Simple Index ona
. So, if there is a query with predicatea == "foo" and b == "bar"
- query planner would scan the index with boundsfoo, foo0
, and runs FilterPlan on it to look forbar
. Instead, it should scan with boundsfoo:bar, foo:bar0
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: