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| − | |valign=top|<expC1>||Specifies the extension for single index files. If omitted, the single index file extension is set to the default extension ’ndx’. | + | |valign="top"|<expC1>||Specifies the extension for single index files. If omitted, the single index file extension is set to the default extension ’ndx’. |
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| − | |valign=top|<expC2>||Specifies the extension for multiple (tag) index files. | + | |valign="top"|<expC2>||Specifies the extension for multiple (tag) index files. |
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Latest revision as of 09:03, 5 February 2013
Contents
Purpose
Specify file extension for index filenames
Syntax
SET INDEXEXT TO [<expC1>[, <expC2>]]
See Also
FILETYPE(), INDEX, INDEXEXT(), REINDEX, SET FILECASE, SET INDEX
Description
The SET INDEXEXT TO command specifies the extension that will be used for index files.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| <expC1> | Specifies the extension for single index files. If omitted, the single index file extension is set to the default extension ’ndx’. |
| <expC2> | Specifies the extension for multiple (tag) index files. |
Example
set indexext to ".ntx", ".cdx" index on name to names use name index names
