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LookupSQL and Indexes

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From: Lane Coddington
Date: Tue, 03 Feb 1998 00:00
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It doesn't seem that the SQL SELECT statement can use dBase indexes, but
then in the Help file under LookupSQL it says:

"The SQL SELECT statement may include the usual options; in particular,
you may want the table to be ordered on the lookup field (or use a table
where such an index is available) for faster lookups."

That makes it sound like the SQL SELECT statement can use indexes, but I
can't figure out how. Does SQL SELECT automatically use an index if it
matches the ORDER chosen?

Thanks.

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