Does a set of best practices exist in regards to indexing?
Example:
To help conserve resources, should indexing be removed once used?
Can indexes become corrupted? If so, is there a method to determine the
corruption and correct?
In some situations, can an index save memory? For instances, rather than
conducting a full scan on a very large file to return data (which would
require loading the file into memory), can using index prevent the full file
load?
Sorry, I am not a dba type, so I am unaware of the problem space and
techniques used in db development. I reviewed the Sedna technology papers,
but I am still clueless.
Thanks,
Malcolm
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