Hello,
After having read the official documentation on indexes, in particular compound indexes, I have the following question:
Suppose in my front-end application I have a table similar to this:
The table contains the following columns: Name | Age | Manager | Start Date
Let’s imagine that these columns represent fields in a collection called “Employees”.
As seen in the picture, a user is supposed to be able to, among other things, sort the table results by any of the given fields:
a) individually
b) in a combined way
So for instance, it could be any of the combinations:
{name: 1, age: -1}
{age: 1, name: -1, startDate: -1}
{name: 1, age: 1, startDate: 1}
{age: -1, name: -1}
{startDate: 1}
{startDate: -1, age: 1}
… and so on…
Could you suggest an optimal strategy for implementing indexes for this flexible table sorting control in an efficient and scalable way?
Thank you
