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Matti Räihä
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PostPosted: Fri Sep 22, 2006 5:34 pm    Post subject: Help: DbiGetIndexDescs Reply with quote



Our applications use over 400 tables. We are moving to another
database-engine.
Because of localization we cant convert directly to that incoming engine.
Converting fields names was easy but converting indexnames is hard.
I dont want use SQL-clauses to doing it because i do some other converts at
same time(languages etc).
I have not found sample of DbiGetIndexDescs() function where it is used to
rename indexes (Index name). Only when creating new tables.
Has anyone used it in that purpose?
btw: Borlands BDE API function library does not give me the answer.

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PostPosted: Fri Sep 22, 2006 5:42 pm    Post subject: Re: Help: DbiGetIndexDescs Reply with quote



"Matti Räihä" wrote:
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I have not found sample of DbiGetIndexDescs() function where it is used to
rename indexes (Index name). Only when creating new tables.
Has anyone used it in that purpose?
btw: Borlands BDE API function library does not give me the answer.

I quess you could write that kind of "index rename" function quite
easily with the standard DeleteIndex and AddIndex pair.
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