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If you did want to change the sort sequence in DDS, and were interested in
the ALTSEQ keyword, you could use the NOALTSEQ on key fields that you did
not want the ALTSEQ to affect.

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"Gary Kuznitz" <docfxit@theoffice.la>
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Hi,

I have a field that has a letter of the alphabet in it.  I need to change
the sequence of that field so the letter "S" comes before the letter
"C" and "X".  I don't remember how in DDS to specify a key
changing the sort sequence.  It has been a lot of years since I have
had to do that.

TIA,

Gary Kuznitz

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