I believe not. I believe in 7.0 (and earlier) functional indexes
may reference multiple columns, but only as arguments to the
function. I'm not sure if this has changed in current sources
or not (I'd guess not).
So, if you had a function that took vi_name and vi_id both,
you could make a functional index on that.
Stephan Szabo
sszabo@bigpanda.com
On Fri, 18 Aug 2000, Choosna Makarasara wrote:
> Dear all,
> I sent this message� a few days ago without response so I post it again
> in case someone may help me.
> I use PostgreSQL 6.5 and create a function� tmod(bpchar) written in C.
> When I try to create index using the function I have the
> following problem.
> ------ 1-------
> mydb=> CREATE INDEX vi_id ON village (vi_name bpchar_ops,vi_id
> bpchar_ops);
> CREATE
> this works find.
> ------ 2 -------
> mydb=> CREATE INDEX tmodvi_name ON village (TMOD(vi_name) bpchar_ops);
> CREATE
> this also works fine.
> but when I try
> ------ 3 -------
> mydb=> CREATE INDEX xxvi_name ON village (TMOD(vi_name) bpchar_ops,vi_id
>
> bpchar_ops);
> ERROR:� parser: parse error at or near ","
>
> What wrong with this?� Can I create index� multiple column index with
> user-defined function??
>
> Choosna Makarasara
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