RE: Non-vanilla index

From: Watson Paul <Paul.Watson@fefc.ac.uk> > > > From: "Watson, Paul" <Paul.Watson@aggregate.com> > > > > > >Simple question really what is a 'Non vanilla Index'? > > > > > >$ oncheck -cDI ireach:cw_doc_rend> > > > > >Validating indexes for ireach:informix.cw_doc_rend... > > > Index 240_1481 > > > Index fragment in DBspace datadbs01 > > > Index 240_1613 > > > Index fragment in DBspace datadbs01 > > > Index cw_doc_rend_docid > > > Index fragment in DBspace datadbs01 > > > Index cw_doc_rend_prim > > > Index fragment in DBspace datadbs01 > > > Index cw_doc_rend_prim: Non vanilla index. data crosschecking no > > >t enabled > > > > > >Checking external index: i_doc_rend_obj on TBLspace > > >ireach:informix.cw_doc_rend > > >Index check successful. > > > > Is is an index on a non-vanilla datatype? > >It's an iRetch table, basically a named datatype so it's not vanilla. >I was just wondering what it really meant. An index on a non-vanilla datatype? _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com.