You see this with ndb but not lmdb because ndb fsyncs the main database after
each operation. So after a system crash you'll have a correct main database but
outdated indices. With lmdb there's no fsync at all, so you get a outdated main
database with matching indices.
Ndb's behavior is *way* better *if* it automatically rebuilds the index
databases.
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