Posted by Ralphie on 05/10/06 20:30

On 9 May 2006 20:44:33 -0700, KDCinfo wrote...
>
>Turns out, it's a bug:
>http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=11227
>
>I have to either only allow those with MySQL 5.0.11 the ability to use
>two aspects of my script that rely on identifying this field attribute,
>or figure out how phpMyAdmin determines the field is UNIQUE.
>
>Keith D Commiskey
>http://kdcinfo.com | http://giftsforyou.biz
>

If you "describe" whatever table you're looking at from within MySQL, that
should display what you defined as the PRIMARY KEY if you do have one defined.
Only one primary key can be set for any one table, but you can still have other
columns set as unique.


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