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I’ve done some research with the new version. I tried creating a custom named sorting index for the master table.

tMaster.AddIndex(‘Sort’, ‘Company’, [ixDescending]);
tMaster.IndexDefs.Update;
tMaster.IndexName := ‘Sort’;

The sort works on the master table. The index name remains as I specified it.

But similar code for a detail table has the…[Read more]

For some reason, my previous comment is broken. I’ll try to add anew..

I’ve got one more question. I want to use my own index name. If I create and use a sorting index as follows:

kbmMemTable1.AddIndex(‘Sort’, ‘EmpNo’, [ixDescending]);
kbmMemTable1.IndexDefs.Update;
kbmMemTable1.IndexName := ‘Sort’;

It also doesn’t work in kbmMemTable v.…[Read more]

Kim, Thank you for the answer!

<span class=”JLqJ4b ChMk0b” data-language-for-alternatives=”en” data-language-to-translate-into=”ru” data-phrase-index=”2″>I’ve got one more question. I want to use my own index name.</span> If I create and use a sorting index as follows:

kbmMemTable1.AddIndex(‘Sort’, ‘EmpNo’,…[Read more]

I will add to my question.

kbmMemTable1 is a detail table. tMaster is a master table.

tMaster.Active:=true;
kbmMemTable1.DetailFields:=’CustNo’;
kbmMemTable1.MasterSource:=dsMaster;
kbmMemTable1.MasterFields:=’CustNo’;