On Aug 6, 2007, at 10:49 PM, MB Software Solutions wrote:
> Got this line of code that looks up data in a local view:
>
> LOCATE FOR cRecType = tcRecType AND iKey = tiKey AND nJobID =
> this.nJobID
>
>
> I've got separate indexes (temporary ones since it's a local view!) on
> cRecType, iKey, and nJobID
>
> My understanding is that Rushmore will notice these indexes and use
> them. Would it be better to create a compound index and simply do a
> SEEK instead? I'm gonna try that now but thought I'd get some Fox
> discussion going here. <g>
First off, this is a view, which means that you shouldn't have a ton
of records. My guess is that a LOCATE even without indexes will be
plenty fast.
Are you seeing delays that are causing you to pursue this?
-- Ed Leafe
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