At 14:33 3/04/01 -0400, Tom Lane wrote:
>I notice that pg_dump now dumps primary-key indexes in the style
>
>CREATE TABLE ... (
> "dest_index" integer DEFAULT ...,
> Constraint "dest_addresses_pkey" Primary Key ("dest_index")
>);
>
>Isn't this pretty darn stupid?
Yep.
>Previously, we created indexes after
>loading the data. We're going to take a huge performance hit to do it
>this way.
My 7.0 dumps PK in table definitions as well, AFAICT (but it may have been
patched) - can you check yours?
The first time PK-in-table was implemented was in rev 1.124/5, but it may
have been taken out afterwards.
We really need ALTER TABLE ADD CONSTRAINT for PK.
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