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Subject: Re: Secondary Indices on Distributed Files
For some strange reason, the DICT of each Part File needed to contain
copies of the I-Types from the Distributed File's DICT in order for
CREATE.INDEX to work correctly.
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Subject: RE: Secondary Indices on Distributed Files
Except it's not a strange reason. The whole point of a distributed file
is that any part of the file can be treated as a file in its own right,
so it needs its own dictionary.
And given that MV makes no distinction between data and dict p
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a LIST of that field, that would explain your problem.
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Subject: Secondary Indices on Distributed Files
I've go
I've got a Distributed File that I'm trying to create indices on. Four of
the fields are D-Types, and CREATE.INDEX runs fine for them. Three fields
though, are I-Types (that are compiled and working), where CREATE.INDEX
gives the following error:
I-descriptor must be compiled before execu
