Hi All,
Is there a way from ECL to generate a list of all indexes on all files? (And the index attributes)
I know I can do a LIST.INDEX FN at the ECL prompt file by file, and I could script running through all VOC records that are files, but I cant seem to pipe and append this ouput to a text file.
Rick
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UNIDATA -- create a list of all indexes on all files
+1Hi All,
Is there a way from ECL to generate a list of all indexes on all files? (And the index attributes)
I know I can do a LIST.INDEX FN at the ECL prompt file by file, and I could script running through all VOC records that are files, but I cant seem to pipe and append this ouput to a text file.
Rick
Is there a way from ECL to generate a list of all indexes on all files? (And the index attributes)
I know I can do a LIST.INDEX FN at the ECL prompt file by file, and I could script running through all VOC records that are files, but I cant seem to pipe and append this ouput to a text file.
Rick
Regards
JJ
+2Hi All,
Is there a way from ECL to generate a list of all indexes on all files? (And the index attributes)
I know I can do a LIST.INDEX FN at the ECL prompt file by file, and I could script running through all VOC records that are files, but I cant seem to pipe and append this ouput to a text file.
Rick
Is there a way from ECL to generate a list of all indexes on all files? (And the index attributes)
I know I can do a LIST.INDEX FN at the ECL prompt file by file, and I could script running through all VOC records that are files, but I cant seem to pipe and append this ouput to a text file.
Rick
I share a little prog 'uv' basic, you can easily adapt to udt 'basic' .
I use it to look at all indices and prepare a 'backup' of CREATE.INDEX ... all file
I hope this help
Manu
+2Hi All,
Is there a way from ECL to generate a list of all indexes on all files? (And the index attributes)
I know I can do a LIST.INDEX FN at the ECL prompt file by file, and I could script running through all VOC records that are files, but I cant seem to pipe and append this ouput to a text file.
Rick
Is there a way from ECL to generate a list of all indexes on all files? (And the index attributes)
I know I can do a LIST.INDEX FN at the ECL prompt file by file, and I could script running through all VOC records that are files, but I cant seem to pipe and append this ouput to a text file.
Rick
Hi All,
Is there a way from ECL to generate a list of all indexes on all files? (And the index attributes)
I know I can do a LIST.INDEX FN at the ECL prompt file by file, and I could script running through all VOC records that are files, but I cant seem to pipe and append this ouput to a text file.
Rick
Is there a way from ECL to generate a list of all indexes on all files? (And the index attributes)
I know I can do a LIST.INDEX FN at the ECL prompt file by file, and I could script running through all VOC records that are files, but I cant seem to pipe and append this ouput to a text file.
Rick
Best,
Kathleen
Hi All,
Is there a way from ECL to generate a list of all indexes on all files? (And the index attributes)
I know I can do a LIST.INDEX FN at the ECL prompt file by file, and I could script running through all VOC records that are files, but I cant seem to pipe and append this ouput to a text file.
Rick
Is there a way from ECL to generate a list of all indexes on all files? (And the index attributes)
I know I can do a LIST.INDEX FN at the ECL prompt file by file, and I could script running through all VOC records that are files, but I cant seem to pipe and append this ouput to a text file.
Rick
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