Hello,
This question is just for my curiosity...
When an index is available for a query, the planner decides whether to
use it or not depending on whether it would make the query perform
better, right? However if an index, which does not exist, would make
the query run better the planner is not able (allowed?) to create such
index, use it, and drop it once the query is done. Why is it so?
Why is the query planner not allowed to create indexes, but only
allowed to use or not use what's available?
Am I misunderstanding the way the planner works? Any explanation &
clarification much appreciated!
All the best and Christmas wishes!
Dario
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