Re: GiST, R-TREE, Lexicographic index ?
От | arnaud.mlist1@free.fr |
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Тема | Re: GiST, R-TREE, Lexicographic index ? |
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Msg-id | 1021620326.3ce4b066674ad@imp.free.fr обсуждение исходный текст |
Ответ на | Re: Lexicographic index ? ("Peter Gibbs" <peter@emkel.co.za>) |
Список | pgsql-general |
> The only method I have been able to find that will use the index is to > provide both upper and lower limits on the key. > > select * from twords > where words <= 'saxophones' > and words >= 's' > and position(words in 'saxophones') = 1; That's an interesting progress, but it still doesn't satisfy me (still too slow in most cases). I've been looking to R-TREEs and GiST indexes but I can't figure how I could use them yet... In fact, thet kind of index I would need is exactly what a GiST provides since it references things between two limits. This allows to find fastly if boxes overlap and things like this. In my case, I would have to define an operator that would return true if left operand is exactly the beginning of the right one and false otherwise, and then find a way to use a GiST or R-TREE with that relation... Maybe I'm far away from the solution but I don't understand yet the implementations of GiSTs and R-TREE and how to use them for my special problem. Do I have any chance to solve my problem using that kind of indexes ? Thanks for your replies though ! Arnaud
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