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PostGIS is an extension for the PostgreSQL object-relational database that adds support for geographic objects.
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Why the indexes for the attributes are not being used when GeoServer asks PostGIS?
What i did was just building an index using several columns and directly based on the query that Geoserver sended to Postgis (I could see it on the Postgres log, but it would be nice to see it from Geoserver …
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Why the indexes for the attributes are not being used when GeoServer asks PostGIS?
Tables come from PostGIS (PostgreSQL 9.6). I have indexed geometries on the tables and i have also indexed attributes which are being used in the SLD. … ="stroke">#faeae6</CssParameter>
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But after panning through the WMS I can see on PostGIS …