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Hello,
I've been working with an Informix Database with ASP for a little time =
now.
We are running Windows/95 and WinNT for clients and servers.
My question is to know how I can do to have a trace of my SQL request; =
In fact, I want to know if Informix uses correctly indexes that I =
create, how much time it is in a table (during the request), ...
Thanks in advance
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