Subject | Re: Helen, I'm half-way through you book... |
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Author | Peter M. Jagielski |
Post date | 2004-08-17T15:26:40Z |
>> But at least you are now clear that kexes are not indeyes, right?Yes. However, is my understanding correct that it is a mistake to
create an index on a column defined as a primary key? On p. 216, you
state "For primary keys and unique constraints, it creates a unique
index on the column(s) assigned to the constraint." I believe the
Caution note on the same page underscores my understanding of the issue.