Schema DDL Types of access
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Example
RECORD NAME IS SUPPLIER
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RECORD NAME IS ARTICLE
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01 ARTICLE-NAME PICTURE IS X(30).
SET NAME IS ARTICLES-AVAILABLE
ORDER IS SORTED INDEXED BY DEFINED KEYS.....
OWNER IS SUPPLIER
MEMBER IS ARTICLE.....
ASCENDING KEY IS ARTICLE-NAME
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ORDER IS SORTED INDEXED BY DATABASE-KEY
Specifies the order of the members of a set occurrence (see the section “Determining the
order of records within a set occurrence” on page 98). It also sets up a multi-level table for
each set occurrence of the set. The table represents a unique reference between database
key value and physical address for each record belonging to the set occurrence. UDS/SQL
makes use of this access path when inser ting a record in or deleting a record from the set
occurrence and in sequential reading, but not for direct accesses.