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it work when have "only" FIELD Name but seems not when have Function "in" INDEXKEY() / Ordkey() so i "strip" all of String to get FIELD Name "only" I suggest this function, which can handle index key of any complexity. If more than one ...

... do not have to write any special code. it work when have "only" FIELD Name but seems not when have Function "in" INDEXKEY() / Ordkey() so i "strip" all of String to get FIELD Name "only" --- more Question : how is the Syntax to use "Header - click" ...

p.s. what is better to use INDEXKEY() or OrdKey()

OrdKey()

in this case this CODE will work where i use INDEXKEY() or OrdKey() to look which FIELD is used SET ORDER TO TAG "CITY"nCol := AScan( oBrw:aCols, { |oCol| oCol:cSortOrder == OrdSetFocus() } )? nColoCol := oBrw:aCols[ ...

... in XBROWSE when have NO "own" Header it will display Name of FIELD in Header in this case this CODE will work where i use INDEXKEY() or OrdKey() to look which FIELD is used STATIC FUNCTION FindColumnHeader( oBro )LOCAL aHeaders := {}LOCAL nPosi    := 0LOCAL n, cSeek, ...

... Elimina los ceros a la derecha después del decimal al convertir números a texto. * Nueva función FW_IndexInfo() --> { { ordbagname, ordname, ordkey, ordfor, ordkeyval } } TDatabase también puede usarla como método: oDbf:IndexInfo() * Corrección en TScrollPanel. Mal funcionamiento de la barra ...

... FW_ExcelToDBF(): Trims right zeros after decimal when converting numbers to text. * New function FW_IndexInfo() --> { { ordbagname, ordname, ordkey, ordfor, ordkeyval } } TDatabase can also use it as a method: oDbf:IndexInfo() * Fix: TScrollPanel: Vertical scrollbar malfunction since 21.02. ...

... FW_ExcelToDBF(): Trims right zeros after decimal when converting numbers to text. * New function FW_IndexInfo() --> { { ordbagname, ordname, ordkey, ordfor, ordkeyval } } TDatabase can also use it as a method: oDbf:IndexInfo() * Fix: TScrollPanel: Vertical scrollbar malfunction since 21.02. ...

... OrdFindRec(<nRecno>,[<lCurrentRec>])->lFound OrdFor(<xOrder>,[<cOrderBagName>])->cForExp Ordkey(<cOrderName>|<nOrder>,[<cOrderBagName>])->cExpKey OrdKeyRelPos([<nNewPosition>])->nRelativePosition OrdListAdd(<cOrderBagName>,[<cOrderName>])->Nil ...

... NumToHex NumToken NumXOR NumXORX Occurs OemToHtml Ole2TxtError OleError OrdBagExt OrdBagName OrdCount OrdCustom OrdDestroy OrdFindRec OrdFor Ordkey OrdKeyRelPos OrdListAdd OrdListClear OrdListRebuild OrdName OrdNumber OrdSetFocus OrdSkipRaw OrdWildSeek OS Os_IsWin2000 Os_IsWin2000_Or_Later ...

Try the same after dbsetorder and check with ordname and ordkey inyour app order is in fact active.

... This Set is used to evaluate Clipper/(x)Harbour expressions such as: &( indexkey( 0 ) ) OrdKey( ) Etc. So it must contain your actual real index expressions. Example: SET ADODBF TABLES INDEX LIST TO { {"TABLE1",{"FIRST","FIRST"} ...

... SET ADODBF TABLES are the same but with clipper fuctions and fields with +. These are used to evaluate clipper expression ex: &(indexkey(0)) ordkey() ordfor() etc. I hope to have answer you question.

... SET ADODBF TABLES are the same but with clipper fuctions and fields with +. These are used to evaluate clipper expression ex: &(indexkey(0)) ordkey() ordfor() etc. I hope to have answer you question.

Antonio,

IndexKey() se traduce en una llamada a OrdKey() y OrdKey() llama a ADO_ORDINFO()

https://github.com/harbour/core/blob/master/extras/rddado/adordd.prg