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bindings docs: ordered reads, prefix matches, and the statement cache in 26.10.1 (#23) - #24
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Closes #23.
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docs/guide/core/queries.mdonly)arcadedb.sqlStatementCache/arcadedb.opencypher.statementCacheare named for applications that cannot bind (Queries that embed their values are re-parsed on every call (Cypher ~10x, SQL ~5x) and push parameterized statements out of the LRU statement cache: parameterize literals before the cache lookup? ArcadeData/arcadedb#8286).ORDER BY p LIMIT kscans the type for nulls first unlesspisNOTNULL, theWHEREclause excludes nulls onp(IS NOT NULL,=,<,>; not>=or<=, per the merged fix), or the index is created withNULL_STRATEGY INDEX, with both DDL forms shown (SQL ORDER BY on an indexed property, ascending, scans the whole type for nulls before reading the index: 290 ms against 1 ms descending at 1M rows, even with NOTNULL or WHERE x IS NOT NULL ArcadeData/arcadedb#8664).LIKE 'abc%'andSTARTS WITHread an ordered index, case-insensitive indexes excepted, and Cyphermin/maxread an index end when the index is on that property alone and holds no nulls (Index-answerable queries planned as full scans: SQL LIKE 'prefix%', Cypher STARTS WITH, and Cypher min()/max() (80-340 ms against 0.3-4 ms for the equivalent rewrite at 1M rows) ArcadeData/arcadedb#8666).How it was verified
.notes/bench/repros/planner-probe,literal-params):bfb9bc845afor SQL ORDER BY on an indexed property, ascending, scans the whole type for nulls before reading the index: 290 ms against 1 ms descending at 1M rows, even with NOTNULL or WHERE x IS NOT NULL ArcadeData/arcadedb#8664 and Queries that embed their values are re-parsed on every call (Cypher ~10x, SQL ~5x) and push parameterized statements out of the LRU statement cache: parameterize literals before the cache lookup? ArcadeData/arcadedb#8286,aeb3a745f6for Index-answerable queries planned as full scans: SQL LIKE 'prefix%', Cypher STARTS WITH, and Cypher min()/max() (80-340 ms against 0.3-4 ms for the equivalent rewrite at 1M rows) ArcadeData/arcadedb#8666. The>=/<=exclusion comes from the merged commit5c370998f0and Luca's closing comment.mkdocs build --strictis clean.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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