Thread: SQLStatistics problem
Greetings,
I am having a problem with SQLStatistics. I am using Hiroshi Inoue's
latest ODBC DLL's, PostgreSQL 8.1.2, all on Windows XP.
I issued the following SQL statements:
ALTER TABLE ONLY rights
ADD CONSTRAINT rights_id_key UNIQUE (id);
CREATE UNIQUE INDEX blake ON rights (deny_flag);
When I do a dump of the database the two statements create different
results as I would expect. By "different results" I mean the dump uses
different commands to re-create each of those things. One is a constraint
and the other an index.
When I use ODBC SQLStatistics I get back records for each of those statements
but there is no way to distinguish the constraint from the index.
Any help would be appreciated.
Sincerely,
Blake McBride
blake@mcbride.name
Blake McBride wrote: > > Greetings, > > I am having a problem with SQLStatistics. I am using Hiroshi Inoue's > latest ODBC DLL's, PostgreSQL 8.1.2, all on Windows XP. > > I issued the following SQL statements: > > > ALTER TABLE ONLY rights > ADD CONSTRAINT rights_id_key UNIQUE (id); > > > CREATE UNIQUE INDEX blake ON rights (deny_flag); > > When I do a dump of the database the two statements create different > results as I would expect. By "different results" I mean the dump uses > different commands to re-create each of those things. One is a constraint > and the other an index. > > When I use ODBC SQLStatistics I get back records for each of those > statements > but there is no way to distinguish the constraint from the index. > > Any help would be appreciated. One way seems to be to check the existence of pg_constraint data whose name = the index_name. regards, Hiroshi Inoue