not including the symbol of line feed.
When N1%=1, this field can insert any
value.
A%=DBMS_INIT_SEARCHADV(FilePath$ , DBMSID% , S1$ ,
S2$, N1% ,N2% ,N3%,N4%)
Result%=DBMS_INIT_SEARCHADV("C:\DATA\fix.DAT",1,"6,
8,8",”1,3”,2,0,22,3)
This command can initialize a work of advance searching file. After
inserting every argument, you can to search files.
When using this command to initial a DBMS search, you have to
take care for:
1. This command cannot support Variable field length search.
2. When initial, we will make a index file in C disk, so it has to
take a few time.
3. The index filename will be similar to origin file. For example,
the lookup file name is “AAA.txt”, the index filename will be
“AAA.idx”. So, you have to check the duplicate filename to
avoid error for making index file.
4. You have to reserve some space for the function to make index
file in C disk.
A% is an integer variable to be assigned to the result.
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