I apologize for the newbie question, but the answer isn't obvious from looking 
through the site.

In postgres, I know that if I declare a column or set of columns to have a 
unique constraint, there is also an index created on those columns. Does the 
same thing happen in sqlite, or does the optimization engine see the unique 
constraint as a hint to dynamically create an "automatic" index if existing 
indices seem insufficient?

-sean

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