How to View All Indexes Defined on a Table in MySQL
MySQL provides several ways to list all indexes on a specific table. These commands help you inspect index names, columns, uniqueness, index types, and more.
The most common method to view indexes.
Displays index name, columns, uniqueness, cardinality, and index type.
Provides detailed metadata about indexes.
Useful when you need to query/filter index information programmatically.
Shows PRIMARY KEY and UNIQUE constraints.
Does NOT list all secondary indexes.
The recommended and most complete method is using SHOW INDEX or querying INFORMATION_SCHEMA.STATISTICS for more detailed control.