Can indexes be used for bit-filtering queries? For example:
create table tt (
flags integer not null default 0,
str varchar
);
select * from tt where (flags & 16) != 0;
I suspected radix trees could be used for this but it seems it doesn't
work that way.
If not, is there a way of quickly filtering by such "elements of a set"
that doesn't involve creating 32 boolean fields (which would also need
to be pretty uselessly indexed separately)?
Would strings and regular expressions work?
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