Can someone tell me how to find the indexes being used in a .db file??

many thanks

For Windows versions of Paradox, right-click on the table. Choose Info
Structure. The field list will come up. Any fields with a picture of a key
next to them, are part of the Primary index. Click on the "Secondary Index"
tab which will list any secondary indexes.

For DOS version choose Tools - Info - Structure. Any fields with an
asterisk are part of the primary index. From main menu again, choose
Tools - Info - TableIndex. This will show any secondary indexes.

Michelle

"Fred Evans" <fred (AT) polyflexseals (DOT) co.za> wrote

For Windows versions of Paradox, right-click on the table. Choose Info
Structure. The field list will come up. Any fields with a picture of a key
next to them, are part of the Primary index. Click on the "Secondary Index"
tab which will list any secondary indexes.

For DOS version choose Tools - Info - Structure. Any fields with an
asterisk are part of the primary index. From main menu again, choose
Tools - Info - TableIndex. This will show any secondary indexes.

Michelle

"Fred Evans" <fred (AT) polyflexseals (DOT) co.za> wrote

For Windows versions of Paradox, right-click on the table. Choose Info
Structure. The field list will come up. Any fields with a picture of a key
next to them, are part of the Primary index. Click on the "Secondary Index"
tab which will list any secondary indexes.

For DOS version choose Tools - Info - Structure. Any fields with an
asterisk are part of the primary index. From main menu again, choose
Tools - Info - TableIndex. This will show any secondary indexes.

Michelle

"Fred Evans" <fred (AT) polyflexseals (DOT) co.za> wrote

For Windows versions of Paradox, right-click on the table. Choose Info
Structure. The field list will come up. Any fields with a picture of a key
next to them, are part of the Primary index. Click on the "Secondary Index"
tab which will list any secondary indexes.

For DOS version choose Tools - Info - Structure. Any fields with an
asterisk are part of the primary index. From main menu again, choose
Tools - Info - TableIndex. This will show any secondary indexes.

Michelle

"Fred Evans" <fred (AT) polyflexseals (DOT) co.za> wrote

For Windows versions of Paradox, right-click on the table. Choose Info
Structure. The field list will come up. Any fields with a picture of a key
next to them, are part of the Primary index. Click on the "Secondary Index"
tab which will list any secondary indexes.

For DOS version choose Tools - Info - Structure. Any fields with an
asterisk are part of the primary index. From main menu again, choose
Tools - Info - TableIndex. This will show any secondary indexes.

Michelle

"Fred Evans" <fred (AT) polyflexseals (DOT) co.za> wrote

For Windows versions of Paradox, right-click on the table. Choose Info
Structure. The field list will come up. Any fields with a picture of a key
next to them, are part of the Primary index. Click on the "Secondary Index"
tab which will list any secondary indexes.

For DOS version choose Tools - Info - Structure. Any fields with an
asterisk are part of the primary index. From main menu again, choose
Tools - Info - TableIndex. This will show any secondary indexes.

Michelle

"Fred Evans" <fred (AT) polyflexseals (DOT) co.za> wrote

For Windows versions of Paradox, right-click on the table. Choose Info
Structure. The field list will come up. Any fields with a picture of a key
next to them, are part of the Primary index. Click on the "Secondary Index"
tab which will list any secondary indexes.

For DOS version choose Tools - Info - Structure. Any fields with an
asterisk are part of the primary index. From main menu again, choose
Tools - Info - TableIndex. This will show any secondary indexes.

Michelle

"Fred Evans" <fred (AT) polyflexseals (DOT) co.za> wrote

identification?.. "table name" plus extension..

data file - .db
primary index - .px
indexes - .x* and .y* pairs

actually in use at this moment?.. that's not so easy.. what context? what
platform/program?


--
Steven Green - Myrtle Beach, South Carolina USA

Diamond Software Group
http://www.diamondsg.com/main.htm
Paradox Support & Sales

Diamond Sports Gems
http://www.diamondsg.com/gemsmain.htm
Sports Memorabilia and Trading Cards

"Fred Evans" <fred (AT) polyflexseals (DOT) co.za> wrote

identification?.. "table name" plus extension..

data file - .db
primary index - .px
indexes - .x* and .y* pairs

actually in use at this moment?.. that's not so easy.. what context? what
platform/program?


--
Steven Green - Myrtle Beach, South Carolina USA

Diamond Software Group
http://www.diamondsg.com/main.htm
Paradox Support & Sales

Diamond Sports Gems
http://www.diamondsg.com/gemsmain.htm
Sports Memorabilia and Trading Cards

"Fred Evans" <fred (AT) polyflexseals (DOT) co.za> wrote