This is odd.. I think?
If I create a simple table like..
CREATE TABLE SITE_ACTIVITY_UPDATES (
SITE_ID VARCHAR(255),
UPDATED_AT DATE
CONSTRAINT PK PRIMARY KEY (SITE_ID)
) SALT_BUCKETS = 3;
If I do a test insert of...
UPSERT INTO SITE_ACTIVITY_UPDATES(SITE_ID, UPDATED_AT) VALUES
('ABC123',NULL);
Then the following select returns the row as expected.
However, if I add an index like this..
CREATE INDEX SITE_ACTIVITY_UPDATES_BY_CREATED_AT ON SITE_ACTIVITY_UPDATES
(UPDATED_AT) SALT_BUCKETS = 3;
Then the row is apparently not inserted at all?
Am I doing something incredibly silly?
-- Stan