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Reviewed existing service configuration and repository code that pointed at the established enterprise database. Recommended staying on that store with partitioning and a secondary index instead of adding external search infrastructure.
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Oracle Exadata was already the system of record, so search stayed on that store. An administrator SQL script added two online B-tree indexes for subscriber search and a recent-intake check. Vendor documentation was not read. No database client or instance was available, so the script was not applied and runtime capacity was not measured. The index syntax matched the existing unique-key lookup.
Read existing connection settings and order tables, then compared storage indexes, local versus global partitioned indexes, and bitmap indexes as ways to search tens of millions of rows without slowing billing. Did not run the database. Recommended keeping it as the system of record and not adding search indexes.
Assessed the project's existing Exadata architecture as the best fit for tens of millions of orders, frequent updates, and exact identifier searches, avoiding an additional synchronized search datastore.