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At 08 FEB 1999 02:38:55PM Oystein Reigem wrote:

I need to look up subsets of indexes to LH tables, e.g all index values starting with "U" in a certain index.

My first thought was to use Collect.IXVals, but Collect.IXVals will fail on indexes with very many values. Collect.IXVals tries to return *all* index values and truncates at 64K, so values at the end of the index may never be retrieved. (If only I could breed the Collect.IXVals function with the Btree.Extract subroutine I might get lucky and have offspring able to search for a subset!) (Btw - will procedure crossbreeding be possible in jRev, or will I have to wait until zooRev?) (Or till the cows come home?)

My second thought (excluding some of the above) was to beg for a piece of code that reads select parts of the index table and returns a list of index values. I'm certain it's easy to write, but I'm also certain many of you have done it already. So how about it? Please?

- Oystein -

PS. I forgot to mention that the place I need this index lookup functionality is in a web interface to LH tables, in a fairly static database. I don't know if that makes a difference.


At 11 FEB 1999 03:38PM Cameron Revelation wrote:

Hi Oystein,

Have you looked at INDEXLOOKUP?

Cameron Purdy

Revelation Software


At 19 FEB 1999 05:01PM akaplan@sprezzatura.com - [url=http://www.sprezzatura.com]Sprezzatura, Inc.[/url] wrote:

You might try this little known program.

akaplan@sprezzatura.com

Sprezzatura, Inc.

www.sprezzatura.com_zz.jpg


At 20 FEB 1999 10:29AM Oystein Reigem wrote:

Aaron,

I have. I've made a couple of functions based on the example in that article. Since I wrote the posting you responded to I've progressed a lot. I've got some help on the Works list too.

I don't yet know enough about the structure of indexes to entirely satisfy my curiosity, but I hope I know enough for my index lookup functions to work properly. :-)

- Oystein -

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