CREATE INDEX WITH DUPLICATE COLUMN NAME

Hi,
i need to interface our application with an Orale Bridge to CREATE INDEX with duplcate column Name.
For Example
CREATE index NLOT_FOURNLOT_idx ON NLOT(FOURNISSEUR ,NOLOT ,FOURNISSEUR ,NOBLFOUNISSEUR,NOLIGNEBL ,NOLOT ,QTECOLISRECUES ,CODENONQUALITE ,QTECOLISACCEPTE);
CREATE table NLOT(
FOURNISSEUR VARCHAR2(09)
,NOBLFOURNISSEUR VARCHAR2(13)
,NOLIGNEBL VARCHAR2(03)
,NOLOT VARCHAR2(20)
,QTECOLISRECUES VARCHAR2(10)
,CODENONQUALITE VARCHAR2(02)
,QTECOLISACCEPTE VARCHAR2(10)
,NOMBREDECOLISRE VARCHAR2(10)
,NOMBREDECOLISAC VARCHAR2(10)
,FILLER VARCHAR2(1)
,FILLE1 VARCHAR2(1)
,TYPEREFERENCE VARCHAR2(01)
,REFERENC1 VARCHAR2(15)
,CONTROLERECEPTI VARCHAR2(01)
,DATEDEPEREMPTIO VARCHAR2(8)
,CONTROLEPROCHAI VARCHAR2(1)
Thanks
Philippe

Well, you can't do it. ORA-957 is one of those irrevocable errors for which the solution is to remove the duplicate name from the SQL statement.
But, anyway, why do you want to do this? I would guess there's no performance benefit from having the same column indexed twice (of course it's impossible to test this, so it's just my opinion).
Cheers, APC

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