>I really sort of feel like I have too many indexes now, but... who
>knows. Anyone know if MySQL will allow you to define two of the same
>index?

Why? Have you already changed something on the indices on the tables?

Yes, it's possible as long as the index names are different. Sorry, but
I don't have your mysql output anymore. But each line in your posted
output represents a column in the index. So for each column in the index
exist one record.

An example based on my previous post:

First record: Primary index (column index:1)
Second record: JobId on the column JobId (column index:1)
Third record: JobId_2 on the column JobId (column index:1)
Fourth record: JobId_2 on the column PathId (column index:2)
Fifth record: JobId_2 on the column FilenameId (column index:3)
Sixth record: PathId on the column PathId (column index:1)
Seventh record: FilenameId on the column FilenameId (column index:1)

At the end there are seven records for five indices.

Hopes this helps.


Cheers, Primus.


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