Hello, sometimes, we need to re-index all my fox tables ( with fox sentence ) in order to generate a particular report.....sometimes this is not necessary.....because sometimes my report is empty.....but after re-index, all data are shown in the report....
why can this happen?....our mainframe is sco unix 5.0 with foxplus tables... we have all cgp files configured correctly
Thanks,
OSM
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>we have all cgp files configured correctly
CGP file be mainly used for Clipper's NTX index files. If you're using only one structure CDX file for Foxpro table, you needn't it. If you have more than one CDX files for Foxpro tables, you need CGP file to help you.
>sometimes, we need to re-index all my fox tables ( with fox sentence )
When you meet issue, you can try "REINDEX all on oneTable;" through HXTT DBF to make sure that HXTT DBF can do it too.
>why can this happen?....our mainframe is sco unix 5.0 with foxplus tables...
According to Released Version Log
v3.1.012 provides FOXPRO4UNIX lock type for Foxpro2.6 on SCO Unix.
v3.1.035 uses lazy load for CDX format index on Xbase compatible mode.
v4.0.049 distinguishes empty value from null value for CDX index format.
v4.2.013 fixed a bug on CDX compound format index file, which will sometimes set wrong index node information for specific complicated string index expression on insert operation.
v4.2.039 solved a CDX multiuser compatibility issue with VFP, which VFP will produce specific duplicated index information sometimes on mulituser mode.
v4.2.155 provides lockType=Alaska connection property to detect Alaska Software's CDX incompatible format.
Maybe your driver is too older, and meet one of those issues?
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We're using DBF_JDBC30.jar.....our index files are "IDX"...
Thanks,
OSM
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>our index files are "IDX"...
IDX format can be uncompressed index (another format) and compressed index (similar to CDX format).
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I'm going to try a new version 4.0....
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