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Indexes

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Indexes

Indexes

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I'm getting closer to my performance problem in another post --- I think ----

I think that I have some indexes in this database which are "btreive only" and don't come over to the relational side, probably because all the utilities that the application uses are still in cobol.

How do I tell where the indexes are and if they're available to the relational engine or not.  I'll probably call the application vendor to create/fix them so for me but I need to make sure I have everything in order before I do.

ML

RE: Indexes

You might try running an integrety check on the file.  It could be that the indexes in the file do not match the indexes in the index.ddf file.  I believe that the relational side uses the index.ddf file.

Gil

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