From 433674d4dc4872b41de49426295db3d4a8170e4a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Adrian Velonis Date: Mon, 28 Oct 2024 12:13:09 -0500 Subject: [PATCH] PD-5336: typo fix --- .../attributes/change-types/change-type-associated-with.flsnp | 4 ++-- Content/change-types/create-index.html | 2 +- 2 files changed, 3 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-) diff --git a/Content/Z_Resources/Snippets/def/attributes/change-types/change-type-associated-with.flsnp b/Content/Z_Resources/Snippets/def/attributes/change-types/change-type-associated-with.flsnp index a2b8dca37..9c39386a8 100644 --- a/Content/Z_Resources/Snippets/def/attributes/change-types/change-type-associated-with.flsnp +++ b/Content/Z_Resources/Snippets/def/attributes/change-types/change-type-associated-with.flsnp @@ -1,8 +1,8 @@ - + -

Specifies which columns to filter in the index you're creating. Some databases, like Oracle, automatically create indexes for primary key constraints and unique constraints, but not foreign key constraints. Use this to specify what your index associations are. Valid values: primaryKey, foreignKey, uniqueConstriant, none.

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Specifies which columns to filter in the index you're creating. Some databases, like Oracle, automatically create indexes for primary key constraints and unique constraints, but not foreign key constraints. Use this to specify what your index associations are. Valid values: primaryKey, foreignKey, uniqueConstraint, none.

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createIndex

The createIndex creates an index on an existing column or a set of columns.

Uses

You can typically use the createIndex when you want to add an index on one of the columns or a set of columns to increase the searchability of the records in your database.

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If you set the clustered to true, will create a clustered index, which defines the order in which records are stored in a table. If you set the clustered to false, will create a non-clustered index, where the order of the rows will not match the order of the actual records.

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If you set the clustered to true, will create a clustered index, which defines the order in which records are stored in a table. If you set the clustered to false, will create a non-clustered index, where the order of the rows will not match the order of the actual records.

When creating indexes, uses the order of columns that you list in the createIndex . For example:

<changeSet author="bob" id="1_createTable_department">
    <createTable tableName="department">
       <column name="col_1" type="integer"/>