When we do foreign key constraints we re-use an existing index if possible.
So you'll have a foreign key constraint somewhere that refers to the
columns of that index.
On 2013-10-23 23:59, Brian Craft wrote:
Anyone know what causes this? Dropping an index errors out because it's
part of a constraint, only it isn't really.
drop index PROBE_NAME;
Index "PROBE_NAME" belongs to a constraint; SQL statement:
drop index PROBE_NAME [90085-171]
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