Defining Snowflake Table Indexes

The following properties are applicable to a Snowflake Table Index object.

Tab	Section	Property	Description	Additional Properties
		Physical Name	Specifies the physical name of the table index
		Type	Specifies the table index type
		Generate	Specifies whether SQL is generated for the index during forward engineering
		Generate As Constraint	Indicates that when the index is generated, it will be generated as a constraint
Members	Index Members	Column	Specifies the key columns that define the index structure for organizing and searching data
Members	Also Include	Column	Specifies non-key columns added to the index to enhance query performance
Snowflake	Properties	Enforced	Specifies that the constraint must be actively enforced by the database engine	Enforced: Specifies that the constraint is actively enforced on the table. Not Enforced: Specifies that the constraint is defined but not actively enforced.
		Deferrable	Indicates whether the constraint check can be postponed until the end of a transaction	Deferrable: Specifies that the constraint can be deferred until the end of the transaction. Not Deferrable: Specifies that the constraint must be checked immediately after each statement.
		Initially	Specifies the default timing for constraint enforcement	Deferred: Specifies that the validation action is postponed until a later point in the transaction. Immediate: Specifies that the validation action is executed immediately upon statement execution.
		Enable/Disable	Allows toggling the constraint on or off without dropping it	Enable: Specifies that the selected feature or constraint is activated. Disable: Specifies that the selected feature or constraint is deactivated.
		Do Validate	Specifies whether existing data should be checked against the constraint	Validate: Specifies that the data must be validated against the defined constraints. No Validate: Specifies that data validation against the defined constraints is skipped.
		Rely	Marks the constraint as trusted by the optimizer without enforcing or validating it	Rely: Specifies that the constraint should be relied upon by the database during query optimization. No Rely: Specifies that the constraint should not be relied upon by the database for optimization purposes.