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- DISPNDX -
A Utility for Displaying dBASE II & III Index File Key Expressions
The DISPNDX program and this documentation may be used, copied and
shared without fee subject to the following conditions:
- Yo may not sell or distribute these materials for profit.
- These materials are provided on an "as is" basis.
- No warranty is expressed or implied.
- The author assumes no responsibility for any damages, whether
real or imagined, that may occur as a result of using these
materials.
- The author will attempt to answer any written questions
concerning these materials.
If you use these materials and find them helpful, you may send a $10
contribution to:
David Merrill
4870 N. Marmora Ave.
Chicago, IL 60630
Description:
DISPNDX is a utility to display the contents of dBASE II & III
index file key expressions. The file name, creation date, type of file
and key expression are listed. Error messages are provided for empty
datasets and non-dBASE files. It requires MS-DOS or PS-DOS 2.x or later.
DISPNDX can be run from the DOS prompt or by using the RUN command
under dBASE III. Console output can be redirected or piped as desired.
You can bring the output of DISPNDX into a database for further analysis
by redirecting the output to a file, USEing one of the two model databases
provided with this library (INDEX2 is for dBASE II, INDEX3 for dBASE III),
and APPENDing from the file with the SDF option.
Usage Summary:
DISPNDX [drive:][\path\][filename] [/h] [>device]
where [..] indicates optional items.
Usage Examples:
DISPNDX -current disk, current subdirectory, *.ndx,
print heading, output to console
DISPNDX B: -B disk, root directory, *.ndx
print heading, output to console
DISPNDX \dbase\ -current disk, dbase subdirectory, *.ndx,
print heading, output to console
DISPNDX inv* /h >inv -current disk, current subdirectory, inv*.ndx,
no heading, output to file "inv"
DISPNDX | SORT -current disk, current subdirectory, *.ndx
-print heading, sort on index file name
Sample Output:
dispndx v1.0 - display dBASE index key expressions
Usage: dispndx [path\filename.ext] [/h] [>device]
File------- Created- Type- Key Expression---------------
DUMMY.NDX 7/ 2/85 File is empty...
SUP.NDX 10/25/84 dbIII supplier
PAYDEPT.NDX 1/ 1/80 dbII DEPT
PAYDATE.NDX 1/ 1/80 dbII PERIOD:END
ZX.NDX 6/29/85 dbII c:monthly + c:total + c:interest
APPT.NDX 6/30/85 dbIII Appt_Date
INVGET.NDX 10/25/84 dbIII Inv_Nmbr
SUPPLIER.NDX 10/25/84 dbIII supplier
COSTNAME.NDX 10/25/84 dbIII Name
INVOICES.NDX 10/25/84 dbIII Inv_Nmbr
COSTJOBS.NDX 10/25/84 dbIII Job_Nmbr
INFILE.NDX 7/ 2/85 File is not dBASE index file