[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Postgres automatically creates index for Primary key of a table. I want to
> turn this off, so that the default index is not created for primary key.
> How can I do this??
Postgres does not support UNIQUE constraints (and PRIMARY KEY implies a UNIQUE
constraint) without an index. In Postgres the index is necessary to implement
the constraint.
In practice this doesn't usually cause any problem. Why do you want to do
this?
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