Re: constraint
Posted in 1993
In-Reply-To: <1993May17.092355.13262@nijmeg.ingr.com> clercqm@nijmeg.ingr.com (Marien de Clercq)
In <1993May17.092355.13262@nijmeg.ingr.com> Marien de Clercq
> Can someone please tell me some more about the use of "constraints".
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They are, in one way at least, *less* versatile than indexes. You can
ALTER INDEX TO [NOT] CLUSTER but you can't do that with a contraint.
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