When would you prefer to have a minimum number of indexes?
Answer Posted / Kush Kant Srivastava
You may want to have a minimal number of indexes in the following scenarios:n1. When performance is critical, and frequent data modifications are expected.n2. For tables with fewer rows or small data sizes, where searching can be performed efficiently without indexes.n3. If you suspect that an index might lead to reduced performance due to the way it's designed or used.
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