Re: Its possible order a user space by one or more fields ?

Another option, depending on your application, might be sorting the
data in the user space.

If you're intending to populate a user-space once, and then
just need to read it in a certain sequence, sorting may be a good
option.

If you decide to go this route, the QLGSORT api will sort data in
a user-space.

If the data in the user space is going to be changing frequently,
(so that you'd need to keep resorting it) using either a user-index
or a user-index in combination with a user-space would probably
work better.

Hope that helps...

"David Morris" <dmorris@plumcreek.com> wrote:
>
> You cannot key a user space, you can access it using a
> key.  If a database file does not fit your needs, you
> might try a combination of user index and user space.
>
> >>> Osvaldo.Rodrigues@brainag.com 01/07/00 10:11AM >>>
>
> Hi!
> Its possible to order a user space by one or more fields (keyed) ?
> An example would be very nice (RPG/400),
>
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