RAD Studio VCL Reference
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Identifies an index for the client dataset.
property IndexName: Widestring;
__property BSTR IndexName;
Use IndexName to specify an alternative index for a client dataset.If IndexName is empty, the dataset's sort order is based on the IndexFieldNames property or on its default ordering in the data packet. Default ordering is determined by the predefined index, DEFAULT_ORDER.
If IndexName contains a valid index name, then that index is used to determine sort order of records.
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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