The join index is defined with no primary index or primary AMP index.
You cannot specify NO PRIMARY if you specify UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX or PRIMARY INDEX.
The NO PRIMARY specification is optional for column-partitioned join indexes. The default is no primary index in this case.
If the preceding item in the index list is a partitioning clause that is not part of an index clause, you must specify a COMMA character preceding NO PRIMARY. Otherwise, the comma is optional.
You cannot specify a column name list following a NO PRIMARY specification.
If the preceding item in the index list is a partitioning clause that is not part of an index clause, you must specify a COMMA character preceding NO PRIMARY INDEX. Otherwise, the comma is optional.
See Teradata Vantage™ - Database Design, B035-1094 for the complete set of rules that control primary index defaults.
- INDEX
- Optional keyword.