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==Purpose== | ==Purpose== | ||
Delete an index tag | Delete an index tag | ||
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==Syntax== | ==Syntax== | ||
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[, <tagname2 [OF <.dbx filename>]...] | [, <tagname2 [OF <.dbx filename>]...] | ||
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==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
| − | [[COPY INDEXES]], [[COPY STRUCTURE | + | [[COPY INDEXES]], [[COPY STRUCTURE]], [[INDEX]], [[SET EXCLUSIVE]], [[SET INDEX]], [[TAG()]], [[TAGNO()]], [[USE]] |
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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
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====OF <.dbx filename>==== | ====OF <.dbx filename>==== | ||
The OF <.dbx filename> clause is used to specify the name of the .dbx file from which the tag should be deleted. By default, the production index file is searched for <tagname>. If no <.dbx filename> is specified and the tag does not exist in the production index file, the following message is displayed: "Tag not found.". | The OF <.dbx filename> clause is used to specify the name of the .dbx file from which the tag should be deleted. By default, the production index file is searched for <tagname>. If no <.dbx filename> is specified and the tag does not exist in the production index file, the following message is displayed: "Tag not found.". | ||
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==Example== | ==Example== | ||
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[[Category:Documentation]] | [[Category:Documentation]] | ||
[[Category:Commands]] | [[Category:Commands]] | ||
[[Category:Indexing]] | [[Category:Indexing]] | ||
[[Category:Indexing Commands]] | [[Category:Indexing Commands]] | ||
Revision as of 10:41, 9 February 2012
Purpose
Delete an index tag
Syntax
DELETE TAG <tagname>
[OF <.dbx filename>]
[, <tagname2 [OF <.dbx filename>]...]
See Also
COPY INDEXES, COPY STRUCTURE, INDEX, SET EXCLUSIVE, SET INDEX, TAG(), TAGNO(), USE
Description
The DELETE TAG removes an index tag from a multiple index file. More than one tag may be deleted by separating each <tagname> with a comma. If the production index file contains only one tag, the file will be deleted after the tag has been removed. The table file that is associated with the <.dbx filename> file must be opened exclusively in order to delete a tag.
OF <.dbx filename>
The OF <.dbx filename> clause is used to specify the name of the .dbx file from which the tag should be deleted. By default, the production index file is searched for <tagname>. If no <.dbx filename> is specified and the tag does not exist in the production index file, the following message is displayed: "Tag not found.".
Example
use accounts exclusive delete tag zip
