Re: Why is SQL not using an index I created.

Well, it all started because SQL wouldn't use the index for a join.

I have two files with the exact same composite index.  The join always
wants to create an index before joining the files.  Any other ideas?

Thanks for the info on indices, you can query Logical Files directly but
not Indices.

Mark Adkins



                                                                                
                                       
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You cannont specify indexes directly you need to specify the physical
table.  Let the SQL engine decide which is the best index to use.


Mark Adkins wrote:
>
> When I try to access the index directly it says it doesn't exist.  I've
> tried starting a clean Interactive SQL session, signing off and back on,
> etc.  I can find the table and index in QADBIFLD.
>
> How do I get the index visible by SQL?
>
> Appreciate any help,
>
> Mark Adkins
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