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> When a constraint is created on a table, Informix will create an
> underlying index whose first character is a space. The constraint
> name will be prefaced with a 'u'.
Not what I wanted to hear but thanks anyway!
Is this documented anywhere?
Alex
On 19 Aug 2003 01:07:56 -0700, azp74@hotmail.com (Alex) wrote:
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>> When a constraint is created on a table, Informix will create an
>> underlying index whose first character is a space. The constraint
>> name will be prefaced with a 'u'.
>
>Not what I wanted to hear but thanks anyway!
>Is this documented anywhere?
Sory, I missed original message, but I think that better for you will be to:
1. create table without constraints
2. create indexes for your primary, unique and / or foreign key constraints
3. alter table to create constraints.
If you that you can give names to your indexes and constraints as you want
Nebojsa
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