Each time a join-indexed base table column is updated or deleted, the corresponding join index table column must also be updated or deleted. Each time a new row is added to a join-indexed base table, the corresponding join index table columns must also be inserted as a new join index subtable row.
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Join indexes can be expensive to maintain.
Each time a join-indexed base table column is updated or deleted, the corresponding join index table column must also be updated or deleted. Each time a new row is added to a join-indexed base table, the corresponding join index table columns must also be inserted as a new join index subtable row.