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… (apache#1250) Added additional index support for the WHERE clause. This work was partly from another patch authored by Josh Innis. Changed the volatility flag to IMMUTABLE for many functions related to indexes. I.e. comparison and build functions. Updated _agtype_build_path to be IMMUTABLE. No regression tests were impacted by these changes.
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Add additional index support and performance enhancements (#1232)
Added additional index support for the WHERE clause. This work was partly from another patch authored by Josh Innis.
Changed the volatility flag to IMMUTABLE for many functions related to indexes. I.e. comparison and build functions.
Updated _agtype_build_path to be IMMUTABLE.
No regression tests were impacted by these changes.