====== metaIndexes ======
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== See Also ==
[[v5:dictionary:metaprimarykeys|metaPrimaryKeys()]]\\
== Syntax ==
    mixed metaIndexes(
        string $tableName,
        optional bool $includePrimary=false,
        optional string $owner=false,
        )
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===== Description =====
The function ''metaIndexes()'' returns a list of indexes associated with a specific table. If there are no indices defined for the requested table, the method returns false. 

All drivers return the same array of data. There are no database-specific entries. The array of data is as followed:
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<code php>
[index_name] => Array
(
    [unique] => 0
    [columns] => Array
    (
        [0] => Column 1
        [1] => Column 2
        [2] => etc........
     )
     /*
      * After ADOdb Version 6.0
      * the following column is also returned
      */
     [primary] => 0 
)
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-------

The casing of metaIndexes is returned in the native mode for the database, you should not assume the casing for the returned data.

===== Optional Parameters =====
==== $includePrimary ====
If set, the index associated with the primary key is also returned

==== $owner ====
If specified, only returns indexes associated with a table owned by that name. Support for this function is limited, see the [[v5:database:feature_comparison]].
===== Usage =====
<code php>
/*
 * Database connection to DB2 database sample assumed
 */
$mi = $db->metaIndexes('ACT');
print_r($mi);
/*
 * Returns
Array
(
    [PK_ACT] => Array
        (
            [unique] => 0
            [columns] => Array
                (
                    [0] => ACTNO
                )

        )

    [XACT2] => Array
        (
            [unique] => 0
            [columns] => Array
                (
                    [0] => ACTNO
                    [1] => ACTKWD
                )

        )

)
*/
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