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Add one more column in information_schema.indexes table to indicate it's a global index or not. #53342

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Defined2014 opened this issue May 17, 2024 · 2 comments · Fixed by #53345
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Defined2014 commented May 17, 2024

show index also could add this column, but doesn't it behave better like MySQL? If it's different with MySQL, maybe will make compatibility issues. /cc @mjonss

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mjonss commented May 17, 2024

show index also could add this column, but doesn't it behave better like MySQL? If it's different with MySQL, maybe will make compatibility issues.

@Defined2014 I agree to not change show index to include this, we can reconsider if there are user/customer requests for it. Generally one should use information_schema.tidb_indexes, similar to one would use information_schema.innodb_indexes.

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