Enhance Full-Text Search with a Partial GIN Index
Create a Partial GIN Index for Full-Text Search
Write a PostgreSQL query to create a partial GIN index on the "document" column in the Documents table for rows where "published" is true.
Solution:
-- Create a partial GIN index on the "document" column for published documents.
CREATE INDEX idx_documents_document_gin ON Documents USING gin (document)
WHERE published = true;
Explanation:
- Purpose of the Query:
- To optimize full-text search queries by indexing only published documents.
- This exercise demonstrates creating a partial index to save space and improve performance.
- Key Components:
- USING gin designates the GIN index type.
- WHERE published = true limits the index to a subset of rows.
- Real-World Application:
- Ideal for content management systems where only published documents need to be searched.
Notes:
- Partial indexes reduce overhead by indexing only relevant rows.
- They are particularly effective when only a fraction of the table's data is frequently queried.
For more Practice: Solve these Related Problems:
- Write a PostgreSQL query to create a partial GIN index on the "document" column in the "Documents" table for rows where "published" is true.
- Write a PostgreSQL query to create a partial GIN index on the "content" column in the "Articles" table for rows with "status" = 'active'.
- Write a PostgreSQL query to create a partial GIN index on the "notes" column in the "Logs" table for entries recorded after a specific date.
- Write a PostgreSQL query to create a partial GIN index on the "description" column in the "Products" table for products with a non-null "category" field.
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