NoSQL: Keep oversized NoSQL index entries out of the embedded index#4565
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Force large generic index entries out of the embedded representation once they take too much of the embedded budget. This is a policy guard, not a hard correctness bound. Large-but-valid entries still work, but they stop monopolizing the inline container.
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Force large generic index entries out of the embedded representation once they take too much of the embedded budget.
This is a policy guard, not a hard correctness bound. Large-but-valid entries still work, but they stop monopolizing the inline container.