I have a table with about 150,000 rows. The table never changes and the rows are physically ordered by one of the columns. That column is the only column I ever need to query against.
The values (TEXT) in that column are not distinct.
Creating an index on this column would bloat the database so I'm looking into ways to avoid this.
Seeing as the rows are already ordered an index seems unnecessary.
Is there any way to write the query efficiently in this case where there is no index?