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Charles,

I didn't know you could create indices in specific sort modes like that.
Where we've needed fast case insentive searching, I've duplicated the
field, so instead of

select * from table where upper (field) = 'VALUE'

if "field" is say 50 long, I created 2nd field called "upperfield", also 50
long, that is always set to the same value as field, but shifted into upper
case.  Then we can create an index over it and do

select * from table where upperfield = 'VALUE'

and it'll use the index.  I've also done similar for situations where I
need to trim the field value.  There's some fields in our database in
particular where because the fields are enforced to be unique, the users
put spaces at the front to bypass this :-|  e.g. "ABC", " ABC" and "  ABC",
but then they want to be able to do a search for = "ABC" and still find all
3 records.  So again I made an uppercased & trimmed copy of the field value
and created an index over this - or do you have any alternative suggestions
to speed up trim () queries as well?

Thanks,

Nigel Gay.



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Note that josep's suggestion of

jdbc:as400://AS400;date format=iso;sort=language;sort weight=shared

Will perform better than using upper().

By using upper(), the query engine can't make use of any indexs.

You'll want to create an index from a session with sort weight = shared.
(or via STRSQL, hit F13 and change the "Sort sequence" attribute to
*LANGIDSHR).


HTH,

Charles Wilt
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