Hi,
My table structure is the following:
tbl_A ----one-to-many---> tbl_B ----one-to-many---> tbl_C
Since it was important for me to trace back tbl_C records back to
tbl_A, I placed a tbl_A_id inside tbl_C.
Now, in order to optimize my database for speed, I want to index my
tbl_B for it's tbl_A_id. So far so good. Now, with tbl_C, it makes
sense that all records of tbl_A sit next to eachother so I could index
tbl_A_id (which are not used as often in my queries), or index by
tbl_B_id. Or both of them.
To be clear, my question is: Does it make sense for me to index a table
by field_1 with the intention of having postgreSQL place those records
next to each other for faster queries that wouldn't necessarily
reference field_1?
Thanks,
Mike
