I read in documentation that primary key doesn't require additional indexes but I could find nothing about foreign keys.
Do I need to create additional indexes when I create foreign keys?
Example:
create table master
{
master_id INT4,
master_name VARCHAR(64),
CONSTRAINT master_pkey PRIMARY KEY
On Wed, 8 Jun 2005, Dan Black wrote:
I read in documentation that primary key doesn't require additional indexes
but I could find nothing about foreign keys.
Do I need to create additional indexes when I create foreign keys?
Example:
create table master
{
master_id INT4,
master_name
Dan Black wrote:
I read in documentation that primary key doesn't require additional indexes
but I could find nothing about foreign keys.
Do I need to create additional indexes when I create foreign keys?
Example:
create table master
create table slave
Do I need to create index
CREATE
I've observed that inserts into slave table became slower when I use foreign key than without one.
Can it be related to foreign key?
And I am interested how much performance of database with foreign
keys can be different from performance of database without foreign
keys? In other words, how much
On Wed, 2005-06-08 at 12:39, Dan Black wrote:
I've observed that inserts into slave table became slower when I use
foreign key than without one.
Can it be related to foreign key?
And I am interested how much performance of database with foreign
keys can be different from performance of
I think 21 interns will be enough :)2005/6/8, Scott Marlowe [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Wed, 2005-06-08 at 12:39, Dan Black wrote: I've observed that inserts into slave table became slower when I use foreign key than without one. Can it be related to foreign key? And I am interested how muchperformance
