Thank you for your response!
Yeah, i was looking i to that, and it looks like i just didn't implement it correctly. I'm just wondering because I'm using it for jsonb type, can i just use already implemented support functions for jsonb? I'm just not too sure how those functions work
Thanks,
Luka Živković
On Tue, Feb 23, 2021, 16:28 Tom Lane <tgl@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Luka Zivkovic <lukazivkovic58@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
> I am having problems applying gin indexing to my new operator class for
> type jsonb.
> I created an operator that can query(jsonb column) keys and dates where
> dates are more than, less than, equal and not equal to the one provided
> inside another jsonb.
> Because I want to make it use index search and not sequential search, I
> wanted to use gin indexing, but it says that i'm missing support functions.
> Did anybody try to do something like this?
There's not a whole lot of documentation about this, but there is some:
https://www.postgresql.org/docs/13/gin-extensibility.html
After reading that, I'd suggest looking into the code for gin opclass
support in various contrib modules (hstore might be a good start).
regards, tom lane
