I believe that keeps the optimizer from using the index on IndexedField2.

Jason

willy_metra wrote:

>> Would just ignoring the second index help? E.g.:
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>> where (INDEXEDFIELD1 > '8.3.2006 00:00:00' and
>> INDEXEDFIELD1 < '8.3.2006 00:10:00')
>> and INDEXEDFIELD2+0 < '8.3.2006 00:00:00'
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