Hi Simon, 
     
    You can index attributes for quick querying. To do this, when you
    create your simple feature type you need to indicate that you want
    it to be indexed like so: name:String:index=full. (In addition to
    'full', you can specify index=join, which will save some disk space
    at the cost of query performance). 
     
    In addition, make sure that you use our custom simple feature type
    parser: in scala it is
    org.locationtech.geomesa.utils.geotools.SimpleFeatureTypes, or we
    have a java version at
    org.locationtech.geomesa.utils.interop.SimpleFeatureTypes. 
     
    Please note that attribute indices are designed for attributes that
    have a high cardinality - indexing e.g. a boolean will give you very
    poor performance. Also, they use a single threaded scan, so if you
    are trying to return a lot of records at once they will not be
    particularly fast. There are some other caveats with how a given
    query will be executed - if you have a more specific use case I can
    probably give some guidance there. 
     
    If you want to add indices to an existing data set, we have a
    map/reduce job that you can run, details of which are here: 
     
https://github.com/locationtech/geomesa/tree/master/geomesa-jobs#attribute-indexing 
     
    Thanks, 
     
    On 06/15/2015 08:21 AM, Xu (Simon) Chen
      wrote: 
     
    Hello,
       
       
      I am curious to know if there is a way to inform geomesa to
        index on a column in addition to location and time. For
        example a string column like name and point type. 
       
       
      Thanks! 
      -Simon 
       
      
       
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