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Is it by design that ds_key are not unique indexes on mongodb?
this._collections[ collectionName ].ensureIndex({ ds_key: 1 })
Since the value cannot be duplicated, should it not be more optimized to use?
this._collections[ collectionName ].ensureIndex({ ds_key: 1 }, {uniq:1})
Would it not be more optimized to use ds_key as as the _id of the record? (Just asking what the design considerations were?)
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Is it by design that ds_key are not unique indexes on mongodb?
Since the value cannot be duplicated, should it not be more optimized to use?
Would it not be more optimized to use ds_key as as the _id of the record?
(Just asking what the design considerations were?)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: