Re: Bizarre index creation - something wrong?

Paulie wrote:

> Ah, OK, now I understand. They want to have a known named
> index rather than a system name monstrosity.
>
> Does create constraint not work on 7? Anybody know where I
> can get docs on 7? TIA.

http://www.oracle.com/technology/documentation/oracle7.html

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Note that the commit; in your script is unnecessary. DDL does a commit before and after the DDL.

jg

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