bit or smaller numeric or equivalent type unicode_loose_md5 Functional Unique Case-insensitive (UCA level 1) MD5 hash Yes No 1 String or binary types unicode_loose_xxhash Functional Unique Case-insensitive shard:"-80" filter:unicode_loose_md5\\', \\'-80\\')" > > The double-backslash for the strings inside the select will first first be escaped by the python script, which will cause the expression to internally be \'unicode_loose_md5\'. Since the entire source is surrounded by single quotes when being sent as a value inside the outer

bit or smaller numeric or equivalent type unicode_loose_md5 Functional Unique Case-insensitive (UCA level 1) MD5 hash Yes No 1 String or binary types unicode_loose_xxhash Functional Unique Case-insensitive shard:"-80" filter:unicode_loose_md5\\', \\'-80\\')" > > The double-backslash for the strings inside the select will first first be escaped by the python script, which will cause the expression to internally be \'unicode_loose_md5\'. Since the entire source is surrounded by single quotes when being sent as a value inside the outer

or smaller numeric or equivalent type unicode_loose_md5 Functional Unique Case-insensitive (UCA level 1) MD5 hash Yes No No Yes 1 String or binary types unicode_loose_xxhash Functional Unique Case-insensitive mapping capability. • There is also a name_info table that showcases a case-insensitive Vindex unicode_loose_md5. Routing Rules The RoutingRules section of the VSchema can be used to dynamically route shard:"-80" filter:unicode_loose_md5\\', \\'-80\\')" > > The double-backslash for the strings inside the select will first

bit or smaller numeric or equivalent type unicode_loose_md5 Functional Unique Case-insensitive (UCA level 1) MD5 hash Yes No Yes 1 String or binary types unicode_loose_xxhash Functional Unique Case-insensitive mapping capability. • There is also a name_info table that showcases a case-insensitive Vindex unicode_loose_md5. Routing Rules The RoutingRules section of the VSchema can be used to dynamically route shard:"-80" filter:unicode_loose_md5\\', \\'-80\\')" > > The double-backslash for the strings inside the select will first

numeric_static_map Functional Unique A JSON file that maps input values to keyspace IDs Yes No 1 unicode_loose_md5 Functional Unique Case-insensitive (UCA level 1) md5 hash Yes No 1 reverse_bits Functional shard:"-80" filter:unicode_loose_md5\\', \\'-80\\')" > > The double-backslash for the strings inside the select will first first be escaped by the python script, which will cause the expression to internally be \'unicode_loose_md5\'. Since the entire source is surrounded by single quotes when being sent as a value inside the outer

is a pseudo-random way of distributing rows into various shards. NOTE: For VARCHAR columns, use unicode_loose_md5. For VARBINARY, use binary_md5. NOTE: All vindexes in Vitess are plugins. If none of the shard:"-80" filter:unicode_loose_md5\\', \\'-80\\')" > > The double-backslash for the strings inside the select will first first be escaped by the python script, which will cause the expression to internally be \'unicode_loose_md5\'. Since the entire source is surrounded by single quotes when being sent as a value inside the outer

description: Supported character sets and configuration Overview Ideally all textual data should be unicode. The best character set to be used today is utf8mb4 (4 byte UTF8), the successor to utf8. However or smaller numeric or equivalent type unicode_loose_md5 Functional Unique Case- insensitive (UCA level 1) MD5 hash Yes No No Yes 1 String or binary types unicode_loose_xxhash Functional Unique Case- insensitive mapping capability. • There is also a name_info table that showcases a case-insensitive Vindex unicode_loose_md5. Routing Rules The RoutingRules section of the VSchema can be used to dynamically route

that maps input values to keyspace IDs Yes No 1 71 Name Type Description Primary Reversible Cost unicode_loose_md5 Functional Unique Case-insensitive (UCA level 1) md5 hash Yes No 1 reverse_bits Functional shard:"-80" filter:unicode_loose_md5\\', \\'-80\\')" > > The double-backslash for the strings inside the select will first first be escaped by the python script, which will cause the expression to internally be \'unicode_loose_md5\'. Since the entire source is surrounded by single quotes when being sent as a value inside the outer

sum(price) as amount from order select * from merchant where in_keyrange( mname, ‘unicode_loose_md5’, ‘-80’) Questions? ● Sign into slack channel at vitess.io ● Try bringing up a cluster

pid, sum(price) as amount from orders select * from orders where in_keyrange( mname, ‘unicode_loose_md5’, ‘-80’) 46 VITESS.IO Materializ ed Views Use Cases Real- Time Rollups Reshardi