I have a table with column A, B, C, D and E. The data is unique on A,
B and C so I create a unique index on that. Now I would also like to
create a non-unique index on A, B, C and D. Is there a space
efficient way of doing it by declaring table constraint on A, B and C
and then using the index with A,B,C and D? TIA.
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