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What actually happens in a database index (and why half of them do nothing) - DEV Community
The same query takes 4 seconds one day and 4 milliseconds the next — you added one line, an index. Here's what an index really is (a B-tree), why it turns a scan into a three-hop walk, and the one rule that decides whether yours even gets used.
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