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JDO @Index in JPA?

Hi! I have a project which has all entities as JPA entities. I would like to make use of indexing ... : will adding JDO @Index in a JPA entity have any effect or I have to switch that entity to JDO? Question2 ... the JDO annotation with JPA without any additional change. If you add an index to an existing entity
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Are indexes implicitly created for relationships?

Do the following annotations @OneToMany @ManyToOne @ManyToMany @OneToOne imply @Index ? Thanks ... on the @One side. But ObjectDB doesn't apply these indexes automatically, because of their overhead (which most users are not aware of). You should use the @Index or @Unique annotations explicitly to set indexes. support Support
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Index on values from a Map

Hi, is there a way to put an Index on the values from an Map? For example, if I have a Map like ... Indexes are used only in queries, and cannot accelerate other application code. You can define an index ... on map values should work. Hopefully indexes are used in this case (if not, it should probably be fixed). support Support
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Search through collection for value using index

by a paticular user, since I will do this query often I would like to index it. How would I tell ObjectDB to make an index and then use it in a query? I have yet to deploy this entity so I ... You can define an index on a collection field as explained in the manual, and the index will be used
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Indexes broken after schema update.

to pick up the new schema and now none of the indexes work, except the @Id. I can query by any field that is not indexed on the existing Object but as soon as I try and query against a field that was indexed I get no results. Tried 2.4.2 and 2.4.2_02 with same results. bensteele Ben Steele Adding new
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"Rebuild Class Indexes" from the command line?

Hi, Is there a way to "Rebuild Class Indexes" from the command line? I have just added a new index ... . http://www.objectdb.com/database/jdo/manual/chapter9 Thanks EKK Emmanuel Keskes Rebuilding an index ... ObjectDB 2.x. Update: Starting ObjectDB 2.6.6 new indexes are automatically built and activated in the background. support Support
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Partial Indexing

I have a question about partial indexing. For example, a field of String type ttt, will be distinguished by the first 5 characters, then I can make a index of substr(ttt,1,5) in MySQL. With ObjectDB ... only indexing of complete fields (single field or multiple fields). The obvious workaround is to add
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Check for index existence ?

Hello, Is there a simple way to check if indexes specified in entities are well taken into account ... of indexes: When you execute a query in the Explorer in the log pane. In the log file if you enable query ... well i got it after few minutes. Seems write in log is not immediate. Well, how can i check index
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"is not null" queries not working with index

"is not null"-queries are not working correctly for indexed fields. Following SSCCE creates 1000 entities. A null value is assigned to an indexed field for every second entity. When doing count ... .annotations.Index; import javax.persistence.Entity; import javax.persistence.EntityManager; import javax
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Internal Exception and Index Problems

object in field userName is not synchronized with the index on that field. It is unclear ... . However it is very easy to fix the index by running the Doctor in repair mode: > java com.objectdb.Doctor error ... by the server when an object is indexed. We were aware to issues that are caused by schema changes

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