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In a large scald DBs if some of your queries are "heavy" - code optimization might also be a consideration (e.g. replacing SQL with COS that does direct $Order on the index globals)

to determine if the user can access the row in runtime based on a state of external system, but it seems that row level access is calculated during INSERT/UPDATE and stored in %RLI index

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to perform patient and episode lookup, and to perform other basic operations 2.

It would never be higher than the annotated usage,/// but gets determined by the best possible parent annotated usage path.So if the parent is set to “Not Used”, the child can still

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).Test() Class: Macro.Parent Value: Parent >do ##class(Macro.Child).Test() Class: Macro.Child Value: Child

@Harry.Tong demonstrates using query plan, Index Analyzer, runtime stats, etc., to identify slow SQL queries.

The new approximate nearest neighbor indexing dramatically boosts performance, and InterSystems offers learning resources to help developers get started.

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Further inspection reveals ..ATIndexOpen is an 'Index Open' generated method. So it's trying to open some object with the ATIndex of that encrypted token.

If we look at the example above, it's not very index-friendly. When a LIKE pattern begins with a wildcard, a standard B-tree index cannot be used to narrow the search.