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Author: rakhi-prathap

modules/n1ql/pages/n1ql-language-reference/prepare.adoc

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 The following example shows how the feature works when it's active: 
 
-* You prepare a statement and no suitable indexes exist to support it;
+. You prepare a statement and no suitable indexes exist to support it;
 the Query Service creates a plan that uses a sequential scan.
 
-* You then create a primary index that better supports the statement;
+. You then create a primary index that better supports the statement;
 the service flags the statement, and on the next run generates a new plan that uses the primary index.
 
-* You later create a secondary index that is an even better choice for the statement;
+. You later create a secondary index that is an even better choice for the statement;
 the service flags the statement again, and on the next run generates a new plan that uses the secondary index.
 
 If the feature is inactive, the statement continues to use the original plan (such as a sequential scan) even after you create new indexes.