On 2017-09-19 10:08, Job wrote:
Hi,
within a query with two or more conditions with "OR", example:
"where a = 2 or b < 3"
could be useful to speed up the query a multi-column index (a,b) even
though the two conditions are in "OR" and not in "AND"?
Thank you!
F
Having any kind of index usually better than none because it may prevent
a seqscan,
but an OR probably works faster if you have a separate index on B.
But, EXPLAIN can show you what the database actually does, and give some
indication
of why it thinks it should do it that way.
regards, Vincent.
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