What's wrong with my CREATE TABLE command?

I'm following the instructions from this document. My exact version is 8.4.4.

This is what I try to do

CREATE TABLE testInfo (
               testNo integer PRIMARY KEY,
               product varchar(15),
             开发者_Go百科  firmware varchar(15),
               startDate date,
               eta date
);

NOTICE: CREATE TABLE / PRIMARY KEY will create implicit index "testinfo_pkey" for table "testinfo"

It totally ignores my PRIMARY KEY constraint. I don't see whay this isn't essentially the same as the example in the docs.

CREATE TABLE products (
product_no integer PRIMARY KEY,
name text,
price numeric

)

I'm sure the obvious is staring me right in the face. Nevertheless I would appreciate any help offered.

Update: I just tried the example from the documentation, returns the same message. So may I conclude the documentation is in error, or that 8.4.4 is buggy?

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I'm no Postgresql expert, but it appears the message is simply to inform you that an INDEX is being created to assist in the implementation of the PRIMARY KEY that you defined.

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It's not ignoring your primary key, it's telling you the mechanism it will use to enforce it. This message can be disabled with client_min_messages (warning).