Thank you for the suggestion however creating the index takes a very
long time (15 to 20 minutes).  I have to do in excess of 400 select
queries.  What slows down if indexing is active?  The reason I ask is
that I'll keep an eye out for unusually slow processes.

Marty

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Indexing is good, when you are selecting data.  But it slows down many
other functions in MapInfo.  Create it, use it, drop it.
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WOW! Indexing took the select query process from > 30m to < 1m.  Thank
you for the suggestion.

Marty

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Yes Marty, Indexing is pretty much a "must" when working with large
amounts of data.

Go into the Table>Maintenance>Table Structure & Index the ID field and
any other field which you might need to search.  (Indexing does increase
the file size so you don't want to index every field - just the ones you
need like ID.)

MI will close the Map & Browser Windows when you Index the table, but
after that you should see a dramatic improvement in your query times.

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I have a table with around 2.5 Mil records.  It takes 30 minutes to do a
simple select query.  Is there a way, such as indexing, that I could
speed up the query process?
Currently I'm selecting records based on the value in an ID field in
MapInfo 7.0.
Marty


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