Properties in Azure Cosmos DB indexing policy are case-sensitiveOriginalQuery:SQL Copy SELECT * FROM c WHERE c.description = "Malabar spinach, cooked" Indexing policy:JSON Copy { "indexingMode": "consistent", "automatic": true, "includedPaths": [ { "path": "/*" } ], "excludedPaths"...
In the case described, Cosmos DB is used to store information about logical paths of the datasets. If possible, it should be investigated whether using a different type of storage, such as a relational or a graph database, might bring performance improvements. In our case, there were other ...
While JSON documents (and Azure Cosmos DB collections/containers) are case-sensitive from the uniqueness perspective, analytical store isn't. In the same document: Properties names in the same level should be unique when compared case-insensitively. For example, the following JSON document has "...
Two items can't be created with duplicate email addresses and with the same partition key value. In Azure Cosmos DB's API for NoSQL, items are stored as JSON values. These JSON values are case sensitive. When you choose a property as a unique key, you can insert case sensitive values ...
The original query uses the case-insensitive version ofSTARTSWITH; in our tests we saw that this version was significantly slower than the case-sensitive one, hence we modified the parameters of theSTARTSWITHfunction to make it case-sensitive. ...
While JSON documents (and Azure Cosmos DB collections/containers) are case-sensitive from the uniqueness perspective, analytical store isn't. In the same document: Properties names in the same level should be unique when compared case-insensitively. For example, the following JSON document has "...
All parts of the filter string are case-sensitive. The constant value must be of the same data type as the property in order for the filter to return valid results. For more information about supported property types, see Understanding the Table service data model.Here...
While JSON documents (and Azure Cosmos DB collections/containers) are case-sensitive from the uniqueness perspective, analytical store isn't. In the same document:Properties names in the same level should be unique when compared case-insensitively. For example, the following JSON document has "Nam...
Properties in Azure Cosmos DB indexing policy are case-sensitive If you run the following simple query on thenutritiondataset, you will observe a much lower RU charge when the property in theWHEREclause is indexed: Original Query: SQL
While JSON documents (and Azure Cosmos DB collections/containers) are case-sensitive from the uniqueness perspective, analytical store isn't. In the same document:Properties names in the same level should be unique when compared case-insensitively. For example, the following JSON document has "Nam...