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Any plans to support the IndexQuery API? #2291

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pkgonan opened this issue Jan 23, 2022 · 1 comment
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Any plans to support the IndexQuery API? #2291

pkgonan opened this issue Jan 23, 2022 · 1 comment

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@pkgonan
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pkgonan commented Jan 23, 2022

Hi. Ignite is support IndexQuery at 2.12. When can I try IndexQuery with GridGain?
We use GridGain ultimate license.

If there are not have any support plan, which alternative api should I use?

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  • Kotlin (JVM)
  • Spring Boot
  • gridgain-ultimate 8.8.13

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sgrmgj commented Oct 19, 2022

@pkgonan - that is one of the main reasons we ended up NOT using the grid gain community edition or any gridgain edition. Because I feel Index queries are very important in the ecosystem - hence we stuck with 2.14.0 apache ignite.
But my calculated guess is - since gridgain ce is used by a lot of actual gridgain customers - as a provider I would not support experimental features in CE version since Index query is an experimental feature since 2.12.
By no means I am no Gridgain expert but just wanted to add a perspective since I have been using Ignite for quite a while now, hope this helps.

Also I will attempt to answer the other part to your question - you can use ScanQuery instead of Index query (most of the operations can be achieved) - Hope this helps !

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