Add option to create primary key on flex tables#2289
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This is basically just a small variant of the option to create unique indexes. But it documents the intention that the specified columns is supposed to be the primary key. Some programs (like pg_featureserv) use this information to handle the primary key specially.
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This is basically just a small variant of the option to create unique indexes. But it documents the intention that the specified columns is supposed to be the primary key. Some programs (like pg_featureserv) use this information to handle the primary key specially.