Thanks Ted,
I never really understood the usefulness of a primary key before. Now I do.
I check with and without the the indexes and saw little difference - about
1/5 of a second instead of 15!
Thanks again,
Joe
On Sun, May 15, 2016 at 4:50 PM, Ted Roche wrote:
> Yeah, that's just wrong. T
Yeah, that's just wrong. The query should take 1 second or less.
Index matches only work if the expression of the index is IDENTICAL to
the expression used in the left side of a WHERE clause.
ALLTRIM does not work in indexes, as VFP indexes have to have the same length.
It's a BEST Practice to n
I have a process that starts out with a table of about 4300 records. An
SQL select yields a cursor of only the records not already in a master
table for processing and gradual addition to the master table. When the
master table was empty my SQL results were sub second. Now that the master
table
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