One more thing that we do. We build a database of our indexes every
night using a 'cron'. It does a
find / \( -name 'idx001' -o -name 'X_*' \) at a UNIX level.
UV's SET.INDEX INFORM acting on an active select list of F- & Q-pointers
will give you somethiong similar.
Contrary to syntax listed in UV's documentation, where "filename" seems
to be necessary:
"SET.INDEX [ DICT ] filename [ TO [ pathname | NULL ] ] [ options ]"
E.g.:
>MAKE.LIST CUSTOMERS VOC ORDERS
3 record(s) selected to select list 0.
>> SET.INDEX INFORM
Indices for file "CUSTOMERS" reside in "C:/UV/CDS/I_CUSTOMERS".
File VOC has no secondary indices.
Indices for file "ORDERS" reside in "C:/UV/CDS/I_ORDERS".
>
I sometimes do this ad hoc:
COMO ON CDS
SELECTF
SET.INDEX INFORM
COMO OFF
ED &COMO& CDS
L Indices for file
Chuck Stevenson
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