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Do I need a Index If I have a constraint? |
Fri, Feb 21 2020 2:24 AM | Permanent Link |
Roy Lambert NLH Associates Team Elevate | KimHJ
>If i have a index with the Field MyID and call the index CustomerID, then in my Delphi code I can not use IndexByName := 'MyID'; ? I'm using D2007 and EDB 2.31b12 and I don't have IndexByName, I have IndexName. If you want to refer to the field(s) that comprise an index you need to use IndexFieldNames >Maybe that is why I get Access violation sometimes? Unlikely. That's down to trying to access some object that hasn't been created or has been freed. Roy |
Fri, Feb 21 2020 1:43 PM | Permanent Link |
KimHJ Comca Systems, Inc | Roy Lambert wrote:
>>If i have a index with the Field MyID and call the index CustomerID, then in my Delphi code I can not use IndexByName := 'MyID'; ? I'm using D2007 and EDB 2.31b12 and I don't have IndexByName, I have IndexName. If you want to refer to the field(s) that comprise an index you need to use IndexFieldNames >>Maybe that is why I get Access violation sometimes? Unlikely. That's down to trying to access some object that hasn't been created or has been freed. << I meant IndexFieldNames := 'MyID'; Sorry. It looks like I have to create a index with the MyID even it's also added as a Constraint. Kim |
Sat, Feb 22 2020 2:10 AM | Permanent Link |
Roy Lambert NLH Associates Team Elevate | KimHJ
In the IDE if you click on the dropdown against IndexFieldNames and IndexName what values do you get? Roy Lambert |
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