Postgresql: Generalized Inverted Index
See original GitHub issueHi, I’d like to ask whether this library provides a declarative way to define generalized inverted indices (GIN) for JSONB columns in Postgresql. So schema generation would result in a line like:
CREATE INDEX product_attributes_idx ON product USING GIN (attributes jsonb_ops);
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I think the only way you could do it is via auxiliary database objects, but there’s no annotation equivalent, so you’d have to add a
hibernate.cfg.xml
file for that.Thanks. I’m glad I could help.