Update docs/performance/optimization.rst

hlcianfagna · amotl · web-flow · commit 36d5d7d6acd7 · 2025-03-10T16:43:01.000Z
Co-authored-by: Andreas Motl &lt;andreas.motl@crate.io&gt;
diff --git a/docs/performance/optimization.rst b/docs/performance/optimization.rst
@@ -98,8 +98,8 @@ Indexing in CrateDB is optimized to support filtering and aggregations without
 requiring expensive defragmentation operations, but it is not optimized for
 sorting​.
 
-Maintaining a sorted index would slow down ingestion​ and Redshift and other
-analytical database systems like Cassandra make similar trade-offs​.
+Maintaining a sorted index would slow down ingestion, that's why​ other analytical
+database systems like Cassandra and Redshift make similar trade-offs​.
 
 This means that when an ``ORDER BY`` is requested the whole dataset comes in
 memory in a node and data is sorted there and then, hence it is important to not

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 requiring expensive defragmentation operations, but it is not optimized for
 sorting.
 -Maintaining a sorted index would slow down ingestion and Redshift and other
 -analytical database systems like Cassandra make similar trade-offs.
 +Maintaining a sorted index would slow down ingestion, that's why other analytical
 +database systems like Cassandra and Redshift make similar trade-offs.
 This means that when an ``ORDER BY`` is requested the whole dataset comes in
 memory in a node and data is sorted there and then, hence it is important to not