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Hi!  Thanks!

I'm trying to change the index of the table with this code:

//find the correct field
for (int I = 0; I < CustomerIp->IndexDefs->Count; I++)
{
     if (CustomerIp->IndexDefs->Items[I]->Fields == String("CustomerName"))
     {
         // set that index as the current index for the table
         CustomerIp->IndexName = CustomerIp->IndexDefs->Items[I]->Name;
       }
}


the problem is that IndexDefs->Count returns 1. Onlye one possible Index, and
that is the primarykey of the table. The other fields doesn't show up in the
IndexDefs->Items[] list. Do I have to define the index'es of the table
somewhere?
I tried to define the CustomerIp->IndexFieldNames property, but it didn't work.

Thanks again!

/Ola







"A. Ghaibeh" wrote:

> You can change the index of the table.
>
> "Ola Eriksen" <ola@callcom.no> wrote in message news:1103_1025773874@ola...
> > Hello!
> >
> > A simple question I guess :)
> >
> > Can anyone help me with some code so that I can sort the TDBGrid by the
> field the user selects.
> > I've activated the OnTitleClilck event, but I've not managed to write a
> code that works :(
> >
> > Thanks!
> >
> >
>
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