On 1 November 2010 13:41, Eduardas Tcpa <tcp...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello I'm getting into strange problem with pgAdmin 3. >> As we all know, PostgreSQL enforces index creation on primary key's. >> The problem with this is the fact, that when i create a table in pgAdmin's >> sql editor, in result window i'm getting success and a note that an index >> will be created on tables pripamary key - problem, when I am browsing >> through table structure in my public schema, under newly created table in >> index section there are no indexes until I create one explicitly.So does it >> create an index?and it's pgAdmin's bug not displaying the auto created >> index, or it works in such way - not displaying the auto index? >> >> PostgreSQL version: 9.0.1 >> > > Yes, it will always create a unique index for primary keys, but just not visible in pgAdmin as an actual index. The fact a primary key is there (listed in the contraints node) indicates that it automatically has an index anyway. And the name shown in constraints is the name of the index.
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