>> >> Multicolumn BRIN is like GIN. Every column is indexed separately. >> The order of the columns doesn't matter. > > Right. You can use one index to cover all columns; the position of the > column in the index won't matter for a query that uses one column. The > only reason to have multiple BRIN indexes on a single table is to have > a different pages_per_range.
Thanks for the information, I've attached the patch updated to v2. PJ
brin-multicolumn-doc-v2.patch
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