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P.S.Bell
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PostPosted: Tue May 04, 2004 8:00 am    Post subject: String+Integer compound index not supported for master-detai Reply with quote



Ihave a compound primary index (licNo (3 char)+jobNo and InvNo
(integers)). On master and the same plus LineNo (integer) on the
detail table.

But the detail refuses to show anything at all even though when
unlinked I can see matching records. The fields are identically
defined, both case sensitive and the fields comprising both
indices are in the same order.

If I remove the first string value from the index detail records
are shown, including the ones with the correct LicNo value

Is there something about mixed type compound indices that I
should know about?

What can be preventing the detail records from showing?

Pat Bell


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Bill Todd (TeamB)
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PostPosted: Tue May 04, 2004 1:24 pm    Post subject: Re: String+Integer compound index not supported for master-d Reply with quote



It is very difficult to answer database questions when you do not tell
us what database and version you are using.

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P.S.Bell
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PostPosted: Thu May 06, 2004 8:00 am    Post subject: Re: String+Integer compound index not supported for master-d Reply with quote



In article <VA.00000492.00173872 (AT) patbell (DOT) co.uk>, P.S.Bell wrote:
Quote:
Ihave a compound primary index (licNo (3 char)+jobNo and InvNo
(integers)). On master and the same plus LineNo (integer) on the
detail table.

But the detail refuses to show anything at all even though when
unlinked I can see matching records. The fields are identically
defined, both case sensitive and the fields comprising both
indices are in the same order.

If I remove the first string value from the index detail records
are shown, including the ones with the correct LicNo value

Is there something about mixed type compound indices that I
should know about?

What can be preventing the detail records from showing?

Pat Bell



Sorry,
Using DBISAM 4.24 with Delphi 6

Pat Bell



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Jan Ferguson
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PostPosted: Thu May 06, 2004 9:53 am    Post subject: Re: String+Integer compound index not supported for master-d Reply with quote

P.S.Bell wrote:

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In article <VA.00000492.00173872 (AT) patbell (DOT) co.uk>, P.S.Bell wrote:
Ihave a compound primary index (licNo (3 char)+jobNo and InvNo
(integers)). On master and the same plus LineNo (integer) on the
detail table.

But the detail refuses to show anything at all even though when
unlinked I can see matching records. The fields are identically
defined, both case sensitive and the fields comprising both
indices are in the same order.

If I remove the first string value from the index detail records
are shown, including the ones with the correct LicNo value

Is there something about mixed type compound indices that I
should know about?

What can be preventing the detail records from showing?

Pat Bell



Sorry,
Using DBISAM 4.24 with Delphi 6

Pat Bell

Possibly DBIsam v3.24? They are currently only up to version 4.05.

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Jan Ferguson

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P.S.Bell
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PostPosted: Fri May 14, 2004 8:00 am    Post subject: Re: String+Integer compound index not supported for master-d Reply with quote

Yes, 3.24 d'oh

Pat Bell


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