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  3. August 2010

RE: SORTA of a qualified data structure

I stopped using SORTA years ago, in favor of qsort(). But this discussion
makes me wonder: is there a good performance reason for choosing one over
the other?

Dennis Lovelady
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So before 7.1 you can't do this with a qualified DS - but a
non-qualified one does work, I think.

Correct Vern, but you can use the technique I demonstrated where the
array is on a group field - not on the DS itself. Same effect - just
not as "pretty".



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