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Ticket #35274, comment 1
initial v1 1 Thanks, though not sure what you're trying to achieve. Specifying "primary key" on a field implies that unique indexes will be created, otherwise fks won't be able to target it. If your goal is to simply remove the "_like" index then you can do this by wrapping the auto-generated migration in a `SeparateDatabaseAndState` migration to customise the way it creates the table. 1 Thanks, though not sure what you're trying to achieve. Specifying "primary key" on a field implies that unique indexes will be created, otherwise fks won't be able to target it. If your goal is to simply remove the "_like" index then you can do this by wrapping the auto-generated migration in a `SeparateDatabaseAndState` migration to customise the way it creates the table. (You could also add a manual migration to simply drop the index too). 2 2 3 3 Honestly though it sounds like you could benefit from starting a thread on the Django forum to discuss your problem, others may have additional ways to help you: https://www.djangoproject.com/community/