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TIndexDefs.Items Property

Lists the index definitions that describe each index of a dataset.

Pascal
property Items [Index: Integer]: TIndexDef;
C++
__property TIndexDef Items[int Index];

Use Items to access a particular index definition. Specify the index definition to access with the Index parameter. Index identifies the index definition's position in the list of index definitions, in the range 0 to Count - 1.

IdxFldsVar := Table1.IndexDefs.Items[i].Fields;

 

IdxFldsVar = Table1->IndexDefs->Items[i]->Fields;

 

C++ Examples: 

/*
This example uses the IndexName property to sort the records
in a client dataset on the Field2 field.
*/
void __fastcall TForm1::Button3Click(TObject *Sender)
{
  // If Active is True, Update will remove Fields added in FormCreate
  // and add the DEFAULT_ORDER and CHANGEINDEX Fields
  CDS2->Active = False;
  // Get the current available indices
  CDS2->IndexDefs->Update();
  // Find a field named "Field2"
  for (int I = 0; I < CDS2->IndexDefs->Count; I++)
    if (CDS2->IndexDefs->Items[I]->Fields == "Field2")
    {
      // set that index as the current index for the dataset}
      CDS2->IndexName = CDS2->IndexDefs->Items[I]->Name;
    }
  CDS2->Active = True;
}

 

Delphi Examples: 

{
This example uses the IndexName property to sort the records
in a client dataset on the Field2 field.
}
procedure TForm1.Button3Click(Sender: TObject);
var
  I : Integer;
begin
  // If Active is True, Update will remove Fields added in FormCreate
  // and add the DEFAULT_ORDER and CHANGEINDEX Fields
  CDS2.Active := False;
  { Get the current available indices }
  CDS2.IndexDefs.Update;
  { Find a field named 'Field2' }
  for I := 0 to CDS2.IndexDefs.Count - 1 do
    if CDS2.IndexDefs.Items[I].Fields = 'Field2' then
    begin
      { set that index as the current index for the dataset}
      CDS2.IndexName := CDS2.IndexDefs.Items[I].Name;
    end;
  CDS2.Active := True;
end;

 

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