How and when to use btree_gist
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The right indexes make big SQL queries fast. If you’ve been using Postgres for more than 5 minutes, you’re almost certainly familiar with the everyday B-Tree index. This can deal with data that has a one-dimensional ordering: numbers, timestamps, text, and so on. And if you’ve ha...
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