SSTable-Attached Indexing (SASI) Overview

SSTable-Attached Indexing (SASI) allow you create one or multiple secondary indexes on the same database table, with each SAI index based on any column. Exception: there is no need to define an SAI index based on a single-column partition key.


What is SASI?

Use SSTable-Attached Indexing (SASI) to create multiple secondary indexes on the same table.

Create SASI index

Create a SASI index on a table.

Check SASI index

Check if a SASI index exists on a table.

Alter SASI index

Alter a SASI index on a table.

Drop SASI index

Drop a SASI index from a table.

SASI queries

Run queries using SASI indexes.

Configure SASI indexes

Configure SASI settings.

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