No need to created hashed index before sharding #1788
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It is not necessary to create a hashed index before defining a hashed shard key on it; the index is created automatically, just as with any other kind of shard key. The example proved confusing for a customer who thought that you always had to create the index first.
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* DOCSP-24399 Method interlink backport to v4.4 * DOCSP-24399 Fixes build errors * DOCSP-24399 Fixes build errors * DOCSP-24399 Fixes build errors * DOCSP-24399 Fixes build errors
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It is not necessary to create a hashed index before defining a hashed shard key on it; the index is created automatically, just as with any other kind of shard key. The example proved confusing for a customer who thought that you always had to create the index first.