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hi fung,
I don't have access to a paracel database to implement this. If its like postgres the code would be very easy to just port over.
code changes can be found in the following two files for postgres: PGIndexesNode.java, PGIndexNode.java
just need to add the two flags so we know what type of icon to display.
thanks in advance.
Hi Ivan,
I made similar changes for ParAccel as PostgreSQL did. The ParAccel test database we are using does not appear to be a clustered database. Hence, I could not verify a clustered-index for ParAccel against my changes.
In addition, ParAccel does not support 'CREATE INDEX' DDL; all of index nodes displayed in ADS are indexes created via 'CREATE TABLE' DDL, either using UNIQUE option or using PRIMARY KEY option. In either cases, the index created is an unique index; the changes look good in this regard.
ADS 11.0 branch/SVN r25111.
Issue #6355 |
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Hi Ivan,
I made similar changes for ParAccel as PostgreSQL did. The ParAccel test database we are using does not appear to be a clustered database. Hence, I could not verify a clustered-index for ParAccel against my changes.
In addition, ParAccel does not support 'CREATE INDEX' DDL; all of index nodes displayed in ADS are indexes created via 'CREATE TABLE' DDL, either using UNIQUE option or using PRIMARY KEY option. In either cases, the index created is an unique index; the changes look good in this regard.
ADS 11.0 branch/SVN r25111.