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Add Indexes to existing Database

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ArneArne
Joined on 2013-08-08

Hello ObjectDB Team
I might have read the solution to this issue some times before, but I could not find an answer now. So sorry for bothering you.

I want do add an @Index annotation to a member of an existing Entity. This changes affects also existing databases. Is there any best practice how to do the versioning of existing databases? Just open and save everey Object?

thanks
Arne

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supportsupport
Joined on 2010-05-03

Hi,

Please see this page as well as this configuration setting.

Regards,

 

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ArneArne
Joined on 2013-08-08

many thanks for the quick response

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