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As our data store grows, our queries are slowing down. Do you support the creation of MongoDB indexes? http://docs.mongodb.org/manual/core/indexes-introduction/
Hi @fabreax, the reason is that our data store is NoSQL and as such holds JSON documents -- there is no one-to-one correlation with relational tables and columns. While renaming or deleting fields from all documents contained within a single collection is possible using Mongo operators, we do not currently support it as part of the Console data browser. Please feel free to open a new thread in the [Feature Requests category](https://support.kinvey.com/categories/feature-requests) of this forum; in the meantime, you could achieve similar functionality using business logic and the [aforementioned mongo operators](http://docs.mongodb.org/manual/reference/operator/update/).
Also, In the future, please start a new thread for a new question, rather than commenting on an existing unrelated question -- it makes it much easier to manage.
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fabreax
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about 9 years ago
Hello, why there is no column rename/delete feature ? A technical reason ?
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thecodevik1ng
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about 9 years ago
Thanks Gal. We'll run some tests and probably contact support with some possible indexes on our largest collection. We're eventually going to rewrite the app, so this will be a stop-gap until then.
Gal
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about 9 years ago
Hi, please see this answer for details on our indexing practices https://support.kinvey.com/discussion/200476047/How-to-create-indexes-on-collections-for-faster-queries
That being said, if you expect a large amount of data and want to proactively bring your usage pattern/potential indexing needs to our attention, please contact support and we will look into it.
thecodevik1ng