How to write fast queries (by leveraging indexes)

(Evan Lenz) In my last article on how indexing makes XPath fast, I described the general role that MarkLogic’s Universal Index plays. I also promised to show you how to write searchable (and thus fast) expressions. That’s what this post is about.

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How to write fast queries (by leveraging indexes)

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