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I do a lot of filtering based on Y/N or 1/0 indicators - I just wanted to confirm that a Red/Black tree index is just a balanced tree of the unique values that essentially points to a bucket of underlying objects? So the cardinality is not really an issue.
Thanks
Jack
I don't think you'd want to use Indexable on such properties.
A RB tree is just a balanced binary tree, using the property value as an indexer. So if your property values are just T/F or 0/1 then you'll have a horribly distorted tree and you might as well avoid the indexing overhead and just allow any query to do a linear scan of the collection (because that's about all you'd get anyway).
Rocky