I'm in the process of creating a custom dialect for a database that we need to begin supporting. I have the dialect completed and using nHibernate to generate the schema. However, when it gets to the point to create the indices, it fails due to the target database having a different syntax to create index. In ANSI SQL, as you know, the syntax is CREATE INDEX <index name> ON <table name> (column1, column2, ...). This database platform syntax is the following: CREATE INDEX <index name> (column1, column2, ...) ON <table name>. I've asked on nhuser but since I'm a new poster, they haven't approved my post, so I'm hoping that this group is more active and will accept this post. My question is, is there a way to create a new, custom index type that I can put in configuration and use it versus the default index type. Thanks for your help, Richard
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