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I assume we will put many indexes in one column family as column family per index doesn't scale to a large number of indexes. When that is done we need a method for specifying the index columns that will be used in the column family. This assumes that we can use bloom filters on a prefix of the index key and that the format of an index key within RockDB is:
<index ID - hidden column> <index column 1> <index column 2> ...
In that case the options are:
no bloom filter
bloom filter on index ID
bloom filter on index ID, index column 1, ..., index column N-1>
bloom filter on index ID, index column 1, ..., index column N>
Note that
and 3) above are on a prefix of the visible index columns
2), 3), and 4) require all indexes in the column family to have a common prefix in columns
This requires much more discussion.
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I assume we will put many indexes in one column family as column family per index doesn't scale to a large number of indexes. When that is done we need a method for specifying the index columns that will be used in the column family. This assumes that we can use bloom filters on a prefix of the index key and that the format of an index key within RockDB is:
<index ID - hidden column> <index column 1> <index column 2> ...
In that case the options are:
Note that
This requires much more discussion.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: