i dont know much about "tsvector", but as to the various "can the
trigger/index" be defined in SA, no, you have to use literal postgres
commands to do that (which you can of course issue from SA as textual
statements).  since they are pg-specific anyway, theres not much
advantage to SA supporting expressions for those.

as to the datatype, create your own datatype.

as to the query, i dont know what a "tsvector" query looks like so youd
have to show me that.  if it involves special operators, use the "op()"
method on the column.


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