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Revision as of 17:07, 10 March 2009
Contents
SET INDEXEXT
Class
Xbase Compatibility
Purpose
Specify file extension for index filenames
Syntax
SET INDEXEXT TO [<expC1>[, <expC2>]]
See Also
INDEX, REINDEX, EDITFIELD(), FILETYPE(), FMT(), INDEXEXT(), SET CLIPPER, SET CLIPPER5, SET COMPATIBLE, SET EDITFIELD, SET FILECASE, SET FILETYPE, SET FORMAT, SET INDEX, SET MEMOEXT, SET PCEXACT, SET PCFILTER, SET PCGRAPHICS, SET PCKEYS, SET PCLOCKING, SET PCPICTURE, SET PCSAYS, SET PCUNIQUE, DB_FOXPLUSBUGS, DB_FOXPROKEYS, DB_SAMBA
Description
The SET INDEXEXT TO command specifies the extension that will be used for index files.
| Parameter | Description |
| <expC1> | Specifies the extension for single index files. If omitted, the single index file extension is set to the default extension ’ndx’. |
| <expC2> | Specifies the extension for multiple (tag) index files. |
The default index file extensions are also affected by the SET COMPATIBLE and SET CLIPPER commands.
Example
set indexext to ".ntx", ".cdx" index on name to names use name index names
Products
Recital Database Server, Recital Mirage Server, Recital Terminal Developer
