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| Anyone know if you can put an index on a view (11.9.X)? I tried searching the (really slow) Sybase website but wasn't having much luck. Google wasn't that helpful either. Thanks, Frank +=========================================+ | Crossroads Technologies Inc. | | Enterprise Java Engineering | | Web: www.CrossroadsTech dot com | | Email: fgreco @ crossroadstech dot com | +=========================================+ |
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| "Frank D. Greco" <fgreco@REMOVEcrossroadstechNOSPAM.com> wrote in message news:beumgvgrtfl7muc4ni12hmcjd0ps48d07n@4ax.com... > Anyone know if you can put an index on a view (11.9.X)? > > I tried searching the (really slow) Sybase website but > wasn't having much luck. Google wasn't that helpful either. > > Thanks, > > Frank > +=========================================+ > | Crossroads Technologies Inc. | > | Enterprise Java Engineering | > | Web: www.CrossroadsTech dot com | > | Email: fgreco @ crossroadstech dot com | > +=========================================+ No, you can't; at least not in the current versions of ASE. HTH, Rob ------------------------------------------------------------- Rob Verschoor Certified Sybase Professional DBA for ASE 12.5/12.0/11.5/11.0 and Replication Server 12.5 New book(coming soon): 'Tips, Tricks & Recipes for Sybase ASE' For details, see http://www.sypron.nl/ttr mailto:rob@DO.NOT.SPAM.sypron.nl.REMOVE.THIS.DECOY http://www.sypron.nl Sypron B.V., P.O.Box 10695, 2501HR Den Haag, The Netherlands ------------------------------------------------------------- |
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| No you can't. You can create an index on the underlying base table. -- Joop "Soylent green is people" Senior Consultant Sybase Professional Services http://thedominion.cc/ "Frank D. Greco" <fgreco@REMOVEcrossroadstechNOSPAM.com> wrote in message news:beumgvgrtfl7muc4ni12hmcjd0ps48d07n@4ax.com... > Anyone know if you can put an index on a view (11.9.X)? > > I tried searching the (really slow) Sybase website but > wasn't having much luck. Google wasn't that helpful either. > > Thanks, > > Frank > +=========================================+ > | Crossroads Technologies Inc. | > | Enterprise Java Engineering | > | Web: www.CrossroadsTech dot com | > | Email: fgreco @ crossroadstech dot com | > +=========================================+ |
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| "Rob Verschoor" <rob@DO.NOT.SPAM.sypron.nl.REMOVE.THIS.DECOY> sez: >"Frank D. Greco" <fgreco@REMOVEcrossroadstechNOSPAM.com> wrote in >message news:beumgvgrtfl7muc4ni12hmcjd0ps48d07n@4ax.com... >> Anyone know if you can put an index on a view (11.9.X)? >> >> I tried searching the (really slow) Sybase website but >> wasn't having much luck. Google wasn't that helpful either. >No, you can't; at least not in the current versions of ASE. Thanks Rob. I recall reading MS SQLServer allows indices on views. Frank +=========================================+ | Crossroads Technologies Inc. | | Enterprise Java Engineering | | Web: www.CrossroadsTech dot com | | Email: fgreco @ crossroadstech dot com | +=========================================+ |