Are there any plans to make index names unique to a table instead of
to a schema? I was thinking similar to the way that constraints are
handled. It's not really necessary, but it would be kinda nice when
indexing a column across all tables in a schema that share the same
column name.
CREATE SCHEMA s;
CREATE TABLE s.a (x_id INT);
CREATE TABLE s.b (x_id INT);
CREATE TABLE s.c (x_id INT);
CREATE INDEX x_id_idx ON s.a (x_id);
CREATE INDEX x_id_idx ON s.b (x_id);
CREATE INDEX x_id_idx ON s.c (x_id);
Instead of:
CREATE INDEX a_x_id_idx ON s.a (x_id);
CREATE INDEX b_x_id_idx ON s.b (x_id);
CREATE INDEX c_x_id_idx ON s.c (x_id);
It's cosmetic like I said, but I couldn't figure out a reason for why
index names weren't unique to a given table like constraints.
Curious,Sean
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Sean Chittenden
