FerretDB · noisersup · Apr 12, 2023 · Mar 31, 2023 · Mar 31, 2023 · Apr 4, 2023
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+# Query pushdown
+
+**Query pushdown** is the method of optimizing a query by reducing the amount of data read and processed.
+It saves memory space, network bandwidth, and reduces the query execution time by moving some parts
+of the query execution closer to the data source.
+
+Initially FerretDB retrieved all data related to queried collection, and applies filters on its own, making
+it possible to implement complex logic safely and quickly.
+To make this process more efficient, we minimize the amount of incoming data, by applying WHERE clause on SQL queries.
+
+:::info
+You can learn more about query pushdown in our [blog post](https://blog.ferretdb.io/ferretdb-fetches-data-query-pushdown/).
+:::
+
+## Supported types and operators
+
+The following table shows all operators and types that FerretDB pushdowns on PostgreSQL backend.
+If filter uses type and operator, that's marked as pushdown-supported on this list,
+FerretDB will prefetch less data, resulting with more performent query.
+
+If your application requires better performance for specific operation,
+feel free to share this with us in our [community](/#community)!
+
+:::tip
+As query pushdown allows developers to implement query optimizations separately from the features,
+the table will be updated frequently.
+:::
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+|            | Object   | Array   | Double                 | String   | Binary   | ObjectID   | Boolean   | Date   | Null   | Regex   | Integer   | Timestamp   | Long                   |
+| ---------- | -------- | ------- | ---------------------- | -------- | -------- | ---------- | --------- | ------ | ------ | ------- | --------- | ----------- | ---------------------- |
+| `=`        | ✖️        | ✖️       | ⚠️ <sub>[[1]](#1)</sub> | ✅       | ✖️        | ✅         | ✅        | ✅     | ✖️      | ✖️       | ✅        | ✖️           | ⚠️ <sub>[[1]](#1)</sub> |
+| `$eq`      | ✖️        | ✖️       | ⚠️ <sub>[[1]](#1)</sub> | ✅       | ✖️        | ✅         | ✅        | ✅     | ✖️      | ✖️       | ✅        | ✖️           | ⚠️ <sub>[[1]](#1)</sub> |
+| `$gt`      | ✖️        | ✖️       | ✖️                      | ✖️        | ✖️        | ✖️          | ✖️         | ✖️      | ✖️      | ✖️       | ✖️         | ✖️           | ✖️                      |
+| `$gte`     | ✖️        | ✖️       | ✖️                      | ✖️        | ✖️        | ✖️          | ✖️         | ✖️      | ✖️      | ✖️       | ✖️         | ✖️           | ✖️                      |
+| `$lt`      | ✖️        | ✖️       | ✖️                      | ✖️        | ✖️        | ✖️          | ✖️         | ✖️      | ✖️      | ✖️       | ✖️         | ✖️           | ✖️                      |
+| `$lte`     | ✖️        | ✖️       | ✖️                      | ✖️        | ✖️        | ✖️          | ✖️         | ✖️      | ✖️      | ✖️       | ✖️         | ✖️           | ✖️                      |
+| `$in`      | ✖️        | ✖️       | ✖️                      | ✖️        | ✖️        | ✖️          | ✖️         | ✖️      | ✖️      | ✖️       | ✖️         | ✖️           | ✖️                      |
+| `$ne`      | ✖️        | ✖️       | ⚠️ <sub>[[1]](#1)</sub> | ✅       | ✖️        | ✅         | ✅        | ✅     | ✖️      | ✖️       | ✅        | ✖️           | ⚠️ <sub>[[1]](#1)</sub> |
+| `$nin`     | ✖️        | ✖️       | ✖️                      | ✖️        | ✖️        | ✖️          | ✖️         | ✖️      | ✖️      | ✖️       | ✖️         | ✖️           | ✖️                      |
+
+###### [1] {#1}
+
+Numbers outside the range of the safe IEEE 754 precision (`< -9007199254740991.0, 9007199254740991.0 >`),
+will prefetch all numbers larger/smaller than max/min value of the range.
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