Hi, I'm not sure how I could make this more efficient. I'm already joining on
every column in the key. If I try to change the ordering so that EVENTDATE
and EVENTHOUR precede the affinity key (PARENTS2CELLID), then the query
optimizer selects only the affinity key for the join. 

It seems like unless I want to partition by time, which doesn't fit my use
case, my query times for any number of rows is going to grow as I add more
time-series data.

This doesn't seem like a very big data set to me, and with plenty of compute
at my disposal, it seems like Ignite is performing well under the level of a
simpler database solution like Postgres. 

Can you point me to a resource that covers indexing and query optimizing in
Ignite? I need to find a way to return a result set like this in under a
second without having to worry too much about the size of the data set.




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