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What is “index bloat”?

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What is “index bloat”?


  1. Index filling up with keys.
  2. No-longer-needed keys in an index aren’t reclaimed, therefore increasing space required to store an index, as well as time it takes to scan.
  3. Indexing inefficiently, like choosing to index timestamps in a table.
  4. Indexing too many tables, resulting in inefficient database performance.

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B.No-longer-needed keys in an index aren’t reclaimed, therefore increasing space required to store an index, as well as time it takes to scan.

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