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Here's an example of a CREATE TABLE where you can define the names of Primary key.Unique key or Check Constraints - so that the indexes are not Oracle defaults - but what you specify !! Also,you can use the following to rename index names
ALTER INDEX <index name> RENAME TO <new index name> ;
vikas
CREATE TABLE CCAS.CCAS_PAYOR ( 
  LAST_UPDATED_BY    VARCHAR2(35), 
  LAST_UPDATED_DATE  DATE, 
FEDERAL_ID VARCHAR2(20), FIRST_TRANS DATE,
  CONSTRAINT CCAS_CCPYR_START_END_C1
    CHECK ( START_DATE <= END_DATE ) , 
  CONSTRAINT CCAS_CCPYR_ROUTE_ACCOUNT_U1
    UNIQUE (ROUTE, ACCOUNT)    USING INDEX 
     TABLESPACE CCPYR_INDX PCTFREE 10, 
When I create tables with primary keys, Oracle gives the indexes a default name.
Can I rename these indexes with meaningful names, or do I need to drop and recreate my tables, amending create table statements to explicitly name the indexes?
John
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