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PolarDB:Create a partial index

Last Updated:May 11, 2024

You can create a partial index when you create a partitioned table or create a partial index on an existing partitioned table.

Create a partial index when you create a partitioned table

Syntax

CREATE [TEMPORARY] TABLE [IF NOT EXISTS] table_name
    [(create_definition,...)]
    [table_options]
    partition_options
     ...

create_definition is:

{
    col_name column_definition
  | {INDEX | KEY} [index_name] [index_type] (key_part,...)
      [index_option] [partial_partition_option]
      ...
}

partial_partition_option is:

([PARTITION partition_name0[(SUBPARTITION subpartition_name0[, ...])]][,...]
 )

For information about other parameters in the syntax, see CREATE TABLE.

Parameters

Parameter

Description

table_name

The table name.

col_name

The column name.

partition_name0

The partition name.

Note

You can specify multiple partitions. Separate multiple partition names with commas (,).

subpartition_name0

The subpartition name.

Note

You can specify multiple subpartitions. Separate multiple subpartition names with commas (,).

Examples

  • Create a partial index on a partition

    The following sample code shows how to create a partitioned table named orders and then create a partial index named o_ind_dp(dept_no, part_no) on the orders_202212 partition of December and a partial index named o_ind_amout(amount, order_id) on other historical partitions:

    CREATE TABLE orders
    (
      order_id    INT,
      dept_no     INT,
      part_no     INT,
      country     varchar(20),
      date        DATE,
      amount      INT,
      Primary Key(order_id),
      KEY o_ind_dp(dept_no, part_no) (partition orders_202212),
      KEY o_ind_amout(amount, order_id) 
       (partition orders_202201,
        partition orders_202202,
        partition orders_202203,
        partition orders_202204,
        partition orders_202205,
        partition orders_202206,
        partition orders_202207,
        partition orders_202208,
        partition orders_202209,
        partition orders_202210,
        partition orders_202211
       )
    )
    PARTITION BY RANGE(month(date))
    (
      PARTITION orders_202201 VALUES LESS THAN(2),
      PARTITION orders_202202 VALUES LESS THAN(3),
      PARTITION orders_202203 VALUES LESS THAN(4),
      PARTITION orders_202204 VALUES LESS THAN(5),
      PARTITION orders_202205 VALUES LESS THAN(6),
      PARTITION orders_202206 VALUES LESS THAN(7),
      PARTITION orders_202207 VALUES LESS THAN(8),
      PARTITION orders_202208 VALUES LESS THAN(9),
      PARTITION orders_202209 VALUES LESS THAN(10),
      PARTITION orders_202210 VALUES LESS THAN(11),
      PARTITION orders_202211 VALUES LESS THAN(12),
      PARTITION orders_202212 VALUES LESS THAN(13)
    );
  • Create a partial index on a subpartition

    The following sample code shows how to create a LIST-RANGE subpartitioned table named tenants and create a partial index named ind_id on all subpartitions of the p0 partition and on the p1_1, p1_2, and p1_3 subpartitions of the p1 partition, and then create a partial index named ind_date on the p0_1 and p0_2 subpartitions of the p0 partition and on the p1_1 and p1_2 subpartitions of the p1 partition.

    CREATE TABLE tenants (
      id INT,
      date DATE,
      count INT,
      KEY ind_id (id)  (
        partition p0, 
        partition p1 (subpartition p1_1, subpartition p1_2, subpartition p1_3)
      ), 
      KEY ind_date (date) (
        partition p0 (subpartition p0_1,  subpartition p0_2),
        partition p1 (subpartition p1_1, subpartition p1_2)
      )
    ) PARTITION BY LIST COLUMNS(id)
      SUBPARTITION BY RANGE (month(date))(
      PARTITION p0 VALUES IN (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) (
        SUBPARTITION p0_1 VALUES LESS THAN(4),
        SUBPARTITION p0_2 VALUES LESS THAN(7),
        SUBPARTITION p0_3 VALUES LESS THAN(10),
        SUBPARTITION p0_4 VALUES LESS THAN(13)
      ),
      PARTITION p1 VALUES IN (11, 12, 13, 14, 15) (
        SUBPARTITION p1_1 VALUES LESS THAN(4),
        SUBPARTITION p1_2 VALUES LESS THAN(7),
        SUBPARTITION p1_3 VALUES LESS THAN(10),
        SUBPARTITION p1_4 VALUES LESS THAN(13)
      )
    );

Create a partial index on an existing partitioned table

Syntax

CREATE [UNIQUE] INDEX index_name
    [index_type]
    ON table_name (key_part,...)
    [index_option]
    [algorithm_option | lock_option | partial_partition_option] ... 

partial_partition_option is:

([PARTITION partition_name0[(SUBPARTITION subpartition_name0[, ...])]][,...]
  )

For information about other parameters in the syntax, see CREATE INDEX.

Parameters

Parameter

Description

index_name

The index name.

table_name

The table name.

partition_name0

The partition name.

Note

You can specify multiple partitions. Separate multiple partition names with commas (,).

subpartition_name0

The subpartition name.

Note

You can specify multiple subpartitions. Separate multiple subpartition names with commas (,).

Examples

  • Create a partial index on a partition

    The following sample code shows how to create a partial index named o_part_id on the orders_202201 partition of the orders partitioned table:

    CREATE INDEX o_part_id ON orders(part_no, order_id) (partition orders_202201);

    You can also execute the ALTER TABLE ADD KEY statement to create the partial index in the preceding example.

    ALTER TABLE orders ADD KEY o_part_id(part_no, order_id) (partition orders_202201);
  • Create a partial index on a subpartition

    The following sample code shows how to create a partial index named ind_count on all subpartitions of the p0 partition and on the p1_1 subpartition of the p1 partition in the tenants partitioned table:

    CREATE INDEX ind_count ON tenants(count) (partition p0, partition p1 (subpartition p1_1));

    You can also execute the ALTER TABLE ADD KEY statement to create the partial index in the preceding example.

    ALTER TABLE tenants ADD KEY ind_count(count) (partition p0, partition p1 (subpartition p1_1));