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High Performance PostgreSQL for Rails: creating index (p. 60)
Hi,
I’m reading chapter 3 (B8.0), in particular the part about cloning sequences and indexes to the scrubbed tables. This part confused me:
Let’s take a look at the UNIQUE index on the users.email column. To create that
index again, you’d run the following statement to create on the users_copy table:
-- Temporarily adding "2" to the index name,
-- so that it's unique (can remove the "2" later)
CREATE UNIQUE INDEX index_users_on_email2
ON users USING btree (email);
Would this not just create a new index on the original table, instead of the users_copy table like I want? Have I missed something, or is this a typo?
Cheers
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andatki
Author of High Performance PostgreSQL for Rails
This should be fixed in the final version. Thank you for reporting it.
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