Op 13-04-2020 om 13:59 schreef Santiago A. via lazarus:
No need to create indexes or dropping indexes or changing fields of an
index. Just leave IndexName blank and play with IndexFieldNames (that in
fact changes the fields of index ''). and if you set IndexFieldNames to
blank it restores t
El 13/4/20 a las 13:24, Michael Van Canneyt via lazarus escribió:
The other one is for when you set the indexfields property directly, I
think.
That solves the my sorting problem!!
No need to create indexes or dropping indexes or changing fields of an
index. Just leave IndexName blank and pl
On Mon, 13 Apr 2020, Santiago A. via lazarus wrote:
El 13/4/20 a las 12:43, Michael Van Canneyt via lazarus escribió:
So, if I want to process the dataset in different orders with
TbufferDataset, before opening the dataset I must set MaxIndexesCount to
all the orders I'm going to use.
Yes.
El 13/4/20 a las 12:43, Michael Van Canneyt via lazarus escribió:
So, if I want to process the dataset in different orders with
TbufferDataset, before opening the dataset I must set MaxIndexesCount
to all the orders I'm going to use.
Yes.
Am I right? Or I have missed something?
You are ri
On Mon, 13 Apr 2020, Santiago A. via lazarus wrote:
Hello:
I'm trying to sort a TBufferDataset by several criteria, and I'm a
little confused.
There is no sort method, so I decided to use indexes, but I have a lot
of doubts.
When you close the TBufferDataset, all the data is cleaned.
Hello:
I'm trying to sort a TBufferDataset by several criteria, and I'm a
little confused.
There is no sort method, so I decided to use indexes, but I have a lot
of doubts.
When you close the TBufferDataset, all the data is cleaned.
TbufferDataset has a MaxIndexesCount that limits the numb
