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From this discussion, I found out that standard ODB indexes (non-Lucene) are only possible on properties, which have been defined with schema.
This means ODB basically is NOT a true No-SQL solution, as code controlled schema is basically useless, as the properties cannot be indexed with the ODB built-in indexing systems. (Can someone also comment on if Lucene indexes also work the same way, please?)
At any rate, @luigidellaquila said it wouldn't be too difficult to implement indexes on non-schema defined properties. I'd say, at the latest, this feature should be in 3.0. Crossing my fingers, it will be.
Scott
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Allow for indexing of on properties not defined with schema
[Suggestion] - Allow for indexing of on properties not defined with schema
Jul 20, 2016
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[Suggestion] - Allow for indexing of on properties not defined with schema
[Suggestion] - Allow for indexing on properties not defined with schema
Jul 22, 2016
From this discussion, I found out that standard ODB indexes (non-Lucene) are only possible on properties, which have been defined with schema.
This means ODB basically is NOT a true No-SQL solution, as code controlled schema is basically useless, as the properties cannot be indexed with the ODB built-in indexing systems. (Can someone also comment on if Lucene indexes also work the same way, please?)
At any rate, @luigidellaquila said it wouldn't be too difficult to implement indexes on non-schema defined properties. I'd say, at the latest, this feature should be in 3.0. Crossing my fingers, it will be.
Scott
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: