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When an indexed pos column is present in a table, the user should prefer the Postgres ConeSearch variant over the ADQL ConseSearch variant because the first one make use of the indexed column.
The translation of he ADQL query into a Postgres query can not assume that the pos column exists and as a results, uses the ra and dec values, preventing the use of the indexed column.
Finally in case of gal_ra and gal_dec, a simple convertion into equatorial coord allows the use of pos:
When an indexed
pos
column is present in a table, the user should prefer the Postgres ConeSearch variant over the ADQL ConseSearch variant because the first one make use of the indexed column.The translation of he ADQL query into a Postgres query can not assume that the pos column exists and as a results, uses the ra and dec values, preventing the use of the indexed column.
Finally in case of gal_ra and gal_dec, a simple convertion into equatorial coord allows the use of pos:
we could decide to provide such functions:
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