Search for a value on one or two props

[Raymond Camden]

Anyone have a good answer for this SO post (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/23463961/indexed-db-compound-index-query-where-one-or-the-other-matches). I posted a suggestion, but it is lame-sauce and I'm assuming I'm missing something obvious. 

[Raymond Camden]

Oh geeze - one of you answered (well maybe) - and yeah - it WAS easy. Been too long since i played with IDB.

[Taylor Buley]

multiEntry did the trick?

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[Raymond Camden]

Yep. 

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[Deni Spasovski]

Hey Raymond, I was about to invite you over to this forum. Multi entry did the trick, I haven't noticed some extreme performance decrease versus a regular (single entry) index.

[Raymond Camden]

I was already already of this forum - just don't visit Google Groups in general very often. :)