Hi Cory,
System tables like sysindexinfo operate on databases, not directories. Ask your Centos system administrators if they can create a symbolic link to your directory from the...
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Hi Cory,
System tables like sysindexinfo operate on databases, not directories. Ask your Centos system administrators if they can create a symbolic link to your directory from the...
Hi Cory,
Does your ODBC DSN reference a database or a directory?
Regards,
Yvonne
Hi Cory,
(I'm assuming here that this is your test system that you have said in the past is for your exclusive use, so will not affect other users on the Linux system.)
Try using the SQL create...
Hi Cory,
Try in a new ODBC connection, without opening <tablename>, but specifying it in the SELECT statement:
select * from sysindexinfo where table_name = "<tablename>"
Regards,
Yvonne
Hi Cory,
If you are doing it all remotely from the ODBC Console in the App Builder, with the DSN open, you can:
1. Use the SQL CREATE INDEX command to create indexes.
2. Query the...