> if an inet type column is a partition key, can I write to it in IPv4 and
then query it with IPv6 and find the record?
You can't...however...
Especially when the original/existing behavior here was possibly not all
that well-conceived, I think it would at least be a good idea to maintain
an *abi
I think the answer to that is, if an inet type column is a partition
key, can I write to it in IPv4 and then query it with IPv6 and find the
record? I believe the behaviour between SAI and partition key should be
the same.
On 07/03/2024 17:43, Caleb Rackliffe wrote:
Yeah, what we have with ine
Yeah, what we have with inet is much like if we had a type like "numeric"
that allowed you to write both ints and doubles. If we had actual "inet4"
and "inet6" types, SAI would have been able to index them as fixed length
values without doing the 4 -> 16 byte conversion. Given SAI could easily
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