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Kirsten,
When you create the PK-uniq index on a table the index is created when =
you issue the "alter table xxx add constraint xxx_pk" and define the =
storage info. You do not drop the "index" persay, you drop the constraint =
that created the index information. If you issue the command "drop index =
xxx_pk" you will get an error message.
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>>> Kirsten.deWeerd_at_Oranjewoud.nl 12/05/00 06:45AM >>>
Hi,
I asked for a script, and have recevied several for which I thank you all, for automatically recreating indexes.
One thing I'm wondering about B4 I try it all out :
When a table is created with a PK or Uniqe-constraint, indexes are
created, right ??? But if I drop these indexes en recreate them, is the
PK/U-constraint still valid, or do these indexe shave to be filtered out =
of
the mass ???
Greets,
Kirsten
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