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Convert CREATE INDEX SQL into pgroll operation #551
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I think this is good to go now @ryanslade. Changes I made:
I also made #565 to simplify the use of the This PR is now stacked on: |
Nice! The two PRs lower in the stack look good so we can merge those into |
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Convert `CREATE INDEX` statements to `OpCreateIndex` operations. Supported SQL statements: ```sql CREATE INDEX idx_name ON foo (bar) CREATE INDEX idx_name ON foo (bar ASC) CREATE INDEX idx_name ON foo USING btree (bar) CREATE INDEX idx_name ON foo USING brin (bar) CREATE INDEX idx_name ON foo USING gin (bar) CREATE INDEX idx_name ON foo USING gist (bar) CREATE INDEX idx_name ON foo USING hash (bar) CREATE INDEX idx_name ON foo USING spgist (bar) CREATE INDEX CONCURRENTLY idx_name ON foo (bar) CREATE INDEX idx_name ON schema.foo (bar) CREATE INDEX idx_name ON foo (bar, baz) CREATE UNIQUE INDEX idx_name ON foo (bar) CREATE INDEX idx_name ON foo (bar) WHERE (foo > 0) CREATE INDEX idx_name ON foo (bar) WHERE foo > 0 CREATE INDEX idx_name ON foo (bar) WITH (fillfactor = 70) CREATE INDEX idx_name ON foo (bar) WITH (deduplicate_items = true) CREATE INDEX idx_name ON foo (bar) WITH (buffering = ON) CREATE INDEX idx_name ON foo (bar) WITH (buffering = OFF) CREATE INDEX idx_name ON foo (bar) WITH (buffering = AUTO) CREATE INDEX idx_name ON foo (bar) WITH (fastupdate = true) CREATE INDEX idx_name ON foo (bar) WITH (pages_per_range = 100) CREATE INDEX idx_name ON foo (bar) WITH (autosummarize = true) CREATE INDEX idx_name ON foo (bar) WITH (fillfactor = 70, deduplicate_items = true) ```
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Convert the majority of
CREATE INDEX
statements intoOpCreateIndex
The following cases are covered:
And the following unsupported cases fall back to RAW SQL: