CREATE INDEX enables users to create indexes on tables using the following syntax:
CREATE INDEX index_name ON table_name (column [, column ...])
Using CREATE INDEX is the only way to create indexes for dBASE tables. For example, the following statement creates an index on a dBASE table:
CREATE INDEX NAMEX ON "employee.dbf" (LAST_NAME)
Paradox table users can create only secondary indexes with CREATE INDEX. Primary Paradox indexes can be created only by specifying a PRIMARY KEY constraint when creating a new table with CREATE TABLE.
Note: The index created in nonmaintained, nonunique, not case-sensitive, and in ascending order. If the table has a primary key, then a maintained index is created.
CREATE INDEX enables users to create indexes on tables using the following syntax:
CREATE INDEX index_name ON table_name (column [, column ...])
Using CREATE INDEX is the only way to create indexes for dBASE tables. For example, the following statement creates an index on a dBASE table:
CREATE INDEX NAMEX ON "employee.dbf" (LAST_NAME)
Paradox table users can create only secondary indexes with CREATE INDEX. Primary Paradox indexes can be created only by specifying a PRIMARY KEY constraint when creating a new table with CREATE TABLE.
Note: The index created in nonmaintained, nonunique, not case-sensitive, and in ascending order. If the table has a primary key, then a maintained index is created.