Teradata: How can we know the indexed column in a table?
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Answer / Mohd Muneebur Rehman
In Teradata, you can use the DESCRIBE command with the INDEXES clause to view information about the indexes on a table. For example:nDESCRIBE TABLE <table_name> INDEXES;nThis will display information about all the indexes defined on the specified table.
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