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I’m using mysql workbench and under the object information section the column names and types are listed. It it shows what column has the primary key (if there is one.)
However it doesn’t list the unique indexes/keys.
Is there any way I can view which columns have unique indexes/keys on them?
I don’t think there is a special interface for that…
you can still use the direct query:
That’s wrong, it exists! Check Hexparrot answer.
To see it, right click on you table -> alter table, and you’ll find the “indexes” tables