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--- dictionary:metaindexes [2015/09/11 02:44] – mnewnham
+++ v5:dictionary:metaindexes [2016/03/17 00:24] – mnewnham
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 <WRAP right box>
 == See Also ==
-[[dictionary:metaprimarykeys|metaPrimaryKeys()]]\\
+[[v5:dictionary:metaprimarykeys|metaPrimaryKeys()]]\\
-[[dictionary:metacasing|metaCasing]]
 == Syntax ==
     mixed metaIndexes(
         string $tableName,
-        optional bool $primary=true,
+        optional bool $includePrimary=false,
         optional string $owner=false,
         )
@@ Line 16: / Line 15: @@
 All drivers return the same array of data. There are no database-specific entries. The array of data is as followed:
+----------------------------------------------
 <code php>
 [index_name] => Array
-        (
+(
-            [unique] => 0
+    [unique] => 0
-            [columns] => Array
+    [columns] => Array
-                (
+    (
-                    [0] => Column 1
+        [0] => Column 1
-                    [1] => Column 2
+        [1] => Column 2
-                    [2] => etc........
+        [2] => etc........
-                )
+     )
+     /*
-        )
+      * After ADOdb Version 6.0
+      * the following column is also returned
+      */
+     [primary] => 0
+)
 </code>
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-<WRAP right info 300px>
-As of ADOdb version 6.0, the casing of the index and column names can be controlled by the [[dictionary:metacasing|metaCasing]] setting.
-</WRAP>
 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 =====
-==== $primary ====
+==== $includePrimary ====
-If set, only returns the index associated with the primary key
+If set, the index associated with the primary key is also returned
 ==== $owner ====