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How to set an index key for a table (cursor adapter ) on SQL-Server ?

Asked by forscher in FoxPro Database, SQL Server 2005

Tags: SQL-Server 2005, Visual FoxPro

Hello dear experts,

I have switched from native DBFs to SQL-Server and Cursor Adapter and have a problem. I have created a few indexes for a table on SQL-Server 2005 . Would you please help me , how can i set the order of this table to these tags (keys).

Example
Table Name: Mytable
Index keys generated on SQL-Server (not the CDX tags): ord_1, ord_2, ord_3

I know that in native DBF version we open the table and say "set order to xxxxxxx"
I create the cursor adapter, open the table, select the alias, but i can not say set order to ord_1.
I want to have the similar function as set order to ord_1, in other words i want to order the selected table on the generated keys (ord_1, ord_2, ord_3) .

Notice: I know that we can say " ccc =SQLEXEC(conn_value, "select * from Mytable order by fieldxxx") " but i want to use the generated keys for the table on sql-server.

Many many many Thanks in advance...........

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How to set an index key for a table (cursor adapter ) on SQL-Server ?

Asked by forscher in FoxPro Database, SQL Server 2005

Tags: SQL-Server 2005, Visual FoxPro

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