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When attempting to create an index file error occurs, the file can not be created:

SELECT (M_KlastCls)
INDEX ON STR(Num_Klast,15)+STR(999999.9999999-Sxodstvo,19,7) TO KlastCls

Do you have any more information about the error that occurred?

What is "Sxodstvo"? Is that a memvar or a database field?

This database field



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Date : 10.07.2014
Time : 12:57:01
Procedure : F4_2_2_2
Line Number : 50536
Information : Error BASE/8999
Description : File can not be created
Operation : DbCreateIndex
Thread ID : 1
Source :
Called from : (B)INIT: _DCINIT(28)
Called from : F4_2_2_2(50536)
Called from : (B)MAIN(681)
Called from : DC_GETLIST:EVENTLOOP(4596)
Called from : DC_GETLIST:READGUI(3800)
Called from : DC_READGUI(111)
Called from : MAIN(779)

Status:


Work Area 1 :
Alias: CLASSES ** EOF **/10
File Name: D:\ALASKA\AIDOS-X\AID_DATA\A0000001\SYSTEM\CLASSES.DBF
Dos Handle: ***
Data Driver: DBFNTX
Index Hndl Tag Name File Name Key
----- ---- ---------- ------------- -------------------------------

Work Area 2 :
Alias: SXODCLS_ ** EOF **/10
File Name: D:\ALASKA\AIDOS-X\AID_DATA\A0000001\SYSTEM\SxodCls_Abs.DBF
Dos Handle: ***
Data Driver: DBFNTX
Index Hndl Tag Name File Name Key
----- ---- ---------- ------------- -------------------------------

Work Area 3 :
Alias: KLASTCLS Record 1/100
File Name: D:\ALASKA\AIDOS-X\AID_DATA\A0000001\SYSTEM\KlastClsAbs.DBF
Dos Handle: ***
Data Driver: DBFNTX
Index Hndl Tag Name File Name Key
----- ---- ---------- ------------- -------------------------------
1** 0 KLASTCLS KlastCls.NTX STR(Num_Klast,15)+STR(999999.99

Work Area 4 :
Alias: SXODCLS_ ** EOF **/10
File Name: D:\ALASKA\AIDOS-X\AID_DATA\A0000001\SYSTEM\SxodCls_Prc1.DBF
Dos Handle: ***
Data Driver: DBFNTX
Index Hndl Tag Name File Name Key
----- ---- ---------- ------------- -------------------------------

Work Area 5 :
Alias: KLASTCLS Record 100/100 ** Database Selected **
File Name: D:\ALASKA\AIDOS-X\AID_DATA\A0000001\SYSTEM\KlastClsPrc1.DBF
Dos Handle: ***
Data Driver: DBFNTX
Index Hndl Tag Name File Name Key
----- ---- ---------- ------------- -------------------------------

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Eugene Lutsenko wrote:When attempting to create an index file error occurs, the file can not be created:

SELECT (M_KlastCls)
INDEX ON STR(Num_Klast,15)+STR(999999.9999999-Sxodstvo,19,7) TO KlastCls

i think String is too long

Does not work. I was not like this since 1988 when I started working on the CLIPPER. It seems as if the file with the same name has been busy.

Happened. It works. So it turns out that you can not create a new index file with a name that is already open at the time of the index file


M_KlastCls = "KlastCls"+Ar_Model[m]
SELECT (M_KlastCls)
INDEX ON STR(Num_Klast,15)+STR(99999.9999999-Sxodstvo,19,7) TO (M_KlastCls)

If you use the DBFCDX or FOXCDX driver, and use tag names instead of separate index files, then you can recreate an index that is already open.

Thank you, Roger! Before that I did not reach, use NTX. I'm always so glad Your messages. Very grateful to You and all the forum participants for the possibility of human communication and ongoing support.