runner <run...@winning.com> writes:
> Running postgres 9.0.1 on Solaris 10 (Sparc)
> I am testing a development database before putting it in production. The
> application install created the database and the indexes. When I run psql
> and list the indexes \di I can count the number of indexes and see the names
> of the indexes. If I run
> pg_dump -s databasename | grep INDEX
> I can also count the number of indexes and see the names of the indexes.
> Both the number of indexes and the names of the indexes differ when using
> these two methods to display index information. Is this normal?
It's really difficult to say with so little detail, but there's
certainly ways that that could happen. pg_dump might create some
indexes with ALTER TABLE ADD CONSTRAINT commands, for example,
rather than syntax using the word INDEX.
regards, tom lane
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