Possible Bug?

I hate that title - but thought it might get attention. Also in case anyone missed it mikeb@fourthgeneration.com IS on vacation... IDS 10.00.UC8 Solaris 2.8 I was having issues removing a device from the onpload database. Using the onpladm delete device <DEV_NAME> syntax I was received a -284 error. I looked at the entries in the onpload:device table and discovered there were duplicate rows associated with the device I was trying to delete. The device table has no unique index or primary key column defined - only an index on the "name" column. dbschema -d onpload -t device -ss { TABLE "informix".device row size = 714 number of columns = 9 index size = 133 } create table "informix".device ( name char(128), seq integer, type char(5), file char(384), blocksize integer, devicesize integer, pipecommand char(128), lockflag char(1), header text ) extent size 16 next size 16 lock mode page; revoke all on "informix".device from "public" as "informix"; create index "informix".ix100_1 on "informix".device (name) using btree in table ; According to the doc there is supposed to be a primary key constraint on the name column and it's only supposed to be a char(18)... name CHAR(18) Name of the device array described in this row (primary key) From: http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/idshelp/v10/topic/com.ibm.hpl.doc/hplms t02.htm#ToC_435 I'm tellin... Thanks - Mike