RDB$INDEX_NAME |
CHAR(31) |
The unique name of the index specified by the user or
automatically generated by the system
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RDB$RELATION_NAME |
CHAR(31) |
The name of the table to which the index belongs. It corresponds
to an identifier in RDB$RELATION_NAME.RDB$RELATIONS
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RDB$INDEX_ID |
SMALLINT |
The internal (system) identifier of the index |
RDB$UNIQUE_FLAG |
SMALLINT |
Specifies whether the index is unique:
1 - unique |
0 - not unique |
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RDB$DESCRIPTION |
BLOB TEXT |
Could store comments concerning the index |
RDB$SEGMENT_COUNT |
SMALLINT |
The number of segments (columns) in the index |
RDB$INDEX_INACTIVE |
SMALLINT |
Indicates whether the index is currently active:
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RDB$INDEX_TYPE |
SMALLINT |
Distinguishes between an expression index (1)
and a regular index (0 or null). Not used in databases created
before Firebird 2.0; hence, regular indexes in upgraded databases
are more more likely to store null in this column
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RDB$FOREIGN_KEY |
CHAR(31) |
The name of the associated Foreign Key constraint, if any |
RDB$SYSTEM_FLAG |
SMALLINT |
Indicates whether the index is system-defined
or user-defined:
1 or greater - system-defined |
0 - user-defined |
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RDB$EXPRESSION_BLR |
BLOB BLR |
Expression for an expression index, written in the binary language
representation (BLR), used for calculating the values for the index at runtime.
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RDB$EXPRESSION_SOURCE |
BLOB TEXT |
The source code of the expression for an expression index |
RDB$STATISTICS |
DOUBLE PRECISION |
Stores the last known selectivity of the entire index, calculated
by execution of a SET STATISTICS statement over the index.
It is also recalculated whenever the database is first opened by the server.
The selectivity of each separate segment of the index is stored in
RDB$INDEX_SEGMENTS.
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