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Ok Rao. I'll try to build a self contained example.

... is not right (or just perfect). Try my code above. Make sure you have all the correct parameters aligned. If it doesn't work just write a self-contained reduced fw sample that we can share and work together. Let me know how it works for you. I'll be glad to help. Reinaldo.

... It is not Borland C or Microsoft C. I don't have gdiplus.lib or similar in the xhb directories. I searched all files in xhb to see if any of them contained the string gdiplus and found nothing.

... this xbrowse. It is housed on a dialog built from resources. The app is an MDI app. I have been able to reproduce the problem on a reduced self-contained sample as shown below. When you execute the app you must resize the window in order to view the xbrowse. That is not the problem I'm looking ...

Enrico; Good idea. Here is a reduced self-contained sample: #include "fivewin.ch"#include "xbrowse.ch"FUNCTION Start()    LOCAL oImageList, orebar, oToolBar, oBrw, oWnd   DEFINE WINDOW oWnd MDI      DEFINE IMAGELIST ...

If, information in the filter is not contained in any of the indexes, then I don't see how it could avoid reading all the records in the scope. Filter information is never stored in indexes. RDD builds a record list (whatever name it is called) ...

... in the scope. I would think this would have to be "may not" instead of "does not." If, information in the filter is not contained in any of the indexes, then I don't see how it could avoid reading all the records in the scope. James

James,

James Bott wrote:Since the filter info is not contained in the index, then ordkeycount() would have to read all the records in the scope in order to determine those in the filter. This must be rather slow since it is all disk access.

This is true...

EMG

Since the filter info is not contained in the index, then ordkeycount() would have to read all the records in the scope in order to determine those in the filter. This must be rather slow since it is all disk access.

James

... 01112, 678-0000 In this example the phone number field contains unique numbers, but only because the phone system requires it. If the field contained, say, computers owned by make and model, then they could be non-unique. Certainly you could add a primary key field, but I have never needed ...

... un DD, entonces esa tabla NO es "free". Yo uso xHarbour con FW 12_10 y no puedo reproducir el problema. A ver si te puedo crear un -self-contained-reduced sample que puedas probar allá con tu harbour y fw. Reinaldo. Mira la tabla que intento abrir es .ADT, solo que no se encuentra dentro ...

... un DD, entonces esa tabla NO es "free". Yo uso xHarbour con FW 12_10 y no puedo reproducir el problema. A ver si te puedo crear un -self-contained-reduced sample que puedas probar allá con tu harbour y fw. Reinaldo.

Günther,

I think Antonio was looking for a small self-contained example program that shows the problem that he can use to test your fix for the problem.

Hi, no I didn't. As you can see the self-contained is very minimal. --- #include "fivewin.ch" procedure start() oSQLite := TSQLiteServer():New( "test.sql" ) If oSQLite:lError msgStop( "error" ) RETURN EndIf cQuery:="SELECT ...

Hi, no I didn't. As you can see the self-contained is very minimal. --- #include "fivewin.ch" procedure start() oSQLite := TSQLiteServer():New( "test.sql" ) If oSQLite:lError msgStop( "error" ) RETURN EndIf cQuery:="SELECT ...