Fine. If you conduct a select * query, maybe you need to create an index
including all your cols, cause
a global index will only be used if all columns referenced in the query are
contained by it. Maybe you can
try local index. Please read the instructions from the site carefully.
http://phoenix.apache.org/secondary_indexing.html
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主题： 回复： 回复: how to use phoenix index to query data?
Now the problem is:
I select * from table where [condition col1, condition col2, condition
col3]], (maybe that table have 10 cols),
i create index on every col,such as "create index col1_idx on table(col1);
create index col2_idx on table(col2); ... create index col10_idx on
table(col10)";
and then i execute the query sql "select * from table where [condition col1,
condition col2, condition col3]," .
for 1.8million rows ,it will takes 10sec , as long as use Filter directly in
hbase shell.
i 'd rather know something wrong i have done.
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主题: Re: 回复: how to use phoenix index to query data?
well. Global index shall need you to include all your query condition columns
to facilitate index usage.
e.g. If you create an index on table (col1), then you may only conduct such
queries as select col1 from table where [condition col1]
If you want to include more query results columns, you can create index on
table (col1) include (col2,col3) as instructions here.
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主题： 回复： Re: how to use phoenix index to query data?
i use "create index "name_idx" on table("info".qulifier");
it is a global index.
so ,how to use "name_idx" to speed query?
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主题: Re: Re: how to use phoenix index to query data?
You may need to confirm what kind of your index type. global index or local
index, cause they differ a lot in usage.
Explain command shall tell you whether index table works.
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From: Eli Levine
Date: 2014-10-23 23:04
To: user
Subject: Re: how to use phoenix index to query data?
The EXPLAIN command should help.
http://phoenix.apache.org/language/index.html#explain
On Thu, Oct 23, 2014 at 5:40 AM xuxc1120 <xuxc1...@vip.qq.com> wrote:
environment：
hadoop-2.3.0-cdh-5.1.0
hbase-0.98.1-cdh-5.1.0
phoenix-4.1.0
i have create a table in phoenix client ,and then create index on some columns,
after that ,i insert data to table,
the data have inserted successful and the index table also have records,
but when i use "select * from tb1 where condition=1 and condition2=2" clause in
the phoenix client , for 180W data, it takes almost 10sec, i want to know if
the index works?
