> Question 1: When
using a compound index in an interactive lookup:
A. FileMan
prompts you for the values for each of the data subscripts in the index.
B. FileMan expects you to pass the data subscript values in the
index to IX^DIC.
C. Both of the above.
> Question 2: You can
look up a record based on more than one field value in a compound
index:
A. By passing the values in the variable
X.
B. By passing the values in the X(n)
array.
C. Neither of the above.
> Question 3: During a
lookup, what does the 'n' in the X(n) array correspond to in the
index?
A. The subscript number.
B. The field
number.
C. Neither of the above.
> Question 4: How do
you use the X(n) array to lookup values in multiple data subscripts for
compound indexes?
A. Set X(1) to the lookup value for the
data in subscript 1, X(2) to the lookup value for the data in subscript 2,
etc.
B. Set X(1) to the lookup value for the combined data in
both subscripts 1 and 2.
C. Neither of the above.
> Question 5: The
Collation property of cross-reference subscripts for New-style indexes allows
you to:
A. Control the direction in which FileMan traverses a
subscript in an index when it displays entries to the
user.
B. Control whether entries are displayed in MUMPS or ASCII
collating sequence.
C. Both of the above.
> Question 6: What
cross-reference value property allows you to control the prompt issued to the
user during an interactive lookup?
A. Transform for
Lookup.
B. Lookup Prompt.
C. Neither of the
above.
Question 1: When using a
compound index in an interactive lookup:
Answer: A. "FileMan
prompts you for the values for each of the data subscripts in the index."
Question 2: You can look
up a record based on more than one field value in a compound index:
Answer: B. "By
passing the values in the X(n) array."
Question 3: During a
lookup, what does the 'n' in the X(n) array correspond to in the index?
Answer: A. "The
subscript number."
Question 4: How do you
use the X(n) array to lookup values in multiple data subscripts for compound
indexes?
Answer: A. "Set
X(1) to the lookup value for the data in subscript 1, X(2) to the lookup value
for the data in subscript 2, etc."
Question 5: The Collation
property of cross-reference subscripts for New-style indexes allows you to:
Answer: A. "Control
the direction in which FileMan traverses a subscript in an index when it
displays entries to the user."
Question 6: What
cross-reference value property allows you to control the prompt issued to the
user during an interactive lookup?
Answer: B. "Lookup
Prompt."
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Reviewed/Updated: March 20, 2007