Secondary indexing (2i) overview
Secondary indexing (2i) allows you create one or multiple secondary indexes on the same database table, with each 2i based on any column.
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Exception
there is no need to define an 2i based on a single-column partition key. |
- What is 2i?
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General concepts of secondary indexing (2i).
- Create 2i index
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Create a secondary index (2i) on a table.
- Check 2i index existence
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Check if a 2i index exists on a table .
- Alter 2i index
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Alter a 2i index on a table.
- Drop 2i index
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Drop a 2i index on a table.
- Query 2i index
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Run queries using 2i indexes.
