Ok, I know I'm in over my head on this group, and it has been a LONG
time sense I learned this stuff, and Image may have evolved more than I
was aware sense then, but it was my understanding that each sort item
could only be sorted on one path. By default, the primary path. And, I
don't see how it can be sorted on it's own path. I.E.: CATALOGUE-NUM
sorted on the CATALOGUE-NUM path.
An example from my past. We had a set that had paths of id#, ss#, and
receipt#. The primary, and sorted path was on id# for the search sort
of receipt#. When read on the id# path the receipt# was sorted, because
the actual path was sorted on this field. When read on the ss# path,
the receipt# was not sorted. The only work around for this was that
first they were usually added in order, and seldom out of order anyway,
and second, we could do a physical sort on the receipt# with DBGeneral
if needed.
Is my memory that bad, or my information that old?
bill grefe wrote:
>
> I have an image data set(see below). I would like to have this data returned
> from image sorted by
> Catalogue-number regardless of the search path used to find the data. The
> programs that use this
> Data set are supplied by a third party and I have no access to them.
> Can I a) add a sort path with adager to catalogue-number (without breaking
> anything) or
> b) sort the data with adager periodically (I used to do this with
> DBMGR reload along time ago
> but I think they "enhanced" reload so the order of the non sorted search
> paths weren't changed).
>
> SET NAME:
> BROWSE-DETAIL,DETAIL
>
> ITEMS:
> CATALOGUE-NUMBER, U20 <<SEARCH ITEM>>
> CLASS, U6 <<SEARCH ITEM>>
> SUBCLASS, U6 <<SEARCH ITEM>>
> CATEGORY, U10 <<SEARCH ITEM>>
> TYPE, U4
>
> CAPACITY: 8320 ENTRIES: 8198
>
> Thanks,
>
> William Grefe
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> fax: 973-575-8941
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