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| Hi, I have a table with about 120 million rows. I'd like to index two columns. Column id1 has about 15,000 distinct values; column id2 has about 600,000. Most of the queries are: select <something> from <table> where id1 = ? select <something> from <table> where id2 = ? select <something> from <table> where id1 = ? and id2 = ? I'm thinking for id1, the column with 15,000 values, a bitmap index would be appropriate given its low relative cardinality. And for id2 and (id1,id2) a B-tree index. Just looking for a sanity check...thanks. |
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