Switch to indexed serialization#33512
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Switch column from sequence to indexed serialization. The difference is that sequence stores data as a sequence of (length, data) and indexed puts all lengths first, followed by all data. We expect this to be more efficient if we do not read all data, or repeatedly borrow its serialized representation. For details, see frankmcsherry/columnar#30 Signed-off-by: Moritz Hoffmann <mh@materialize.com>
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Switch column from sequence to indexed serialization. The difference is that sequence stores data as a sequence of (length, data) and indexed puts all lengths first, followed by all data. We expect this to be more efficient if we do not read all data, or repeatedly borrow its serialized representation.
For details, see frankmcsherry/columnar#30