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u can use a clause in the create table command to specify the details of the
primary key,or alter table to add constraint ,using index clause to specify the detail
about the index.
for example:
sql>create table pk
(name char(8),
age number);
sql> alter table pk add constraint pk1 primary key (name)
using index
tablespace system;
or in create table command:
SQL> create table pk
2 (name char(8) primary key using index tablespace system,
3 num number);
this also works.
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>We have tables with primary keys, which result in indexes being created. We
>do not explicitly create indexes.
>
>How can I ensure that indexes are created in a seperate tablespace from the
>tables?
>
>Can I specify this in the create table statement?
>
>Oracle version is 8.1.6
>
>John
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