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Laura at 19:40, 6 August 2013

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			*[[Read file]]
			*[[Restore File]]

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Laura at 19:23, 6 August 2013

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Laura at 21:08, 30 July 2013

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			*[[Delete Statement\|Delete]]

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Laura at 16:16, 18 May 2013

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	In [[KEYED]] access to a file, the KEY= clause specifies the contents of the key field for the record to access. The key field (also known as the key, the record key, the index or the index field) is used for building a special internal file called the key file (also known as the index file). In short, its purpose is to hold a list of information that acts much like a cross-reference from the key field to the relative record number.		In [[KEYED]] access to a file, the KEY= clause specifies the contents of the key field for the record to access. The key field (also known as the key, the record key, the index or the index field) is used for building a special internal file called the key file (also known as the index file). In short, its purpose is to hold a list of information that acts much like a cross-reference from the key field to the relative record number.

			Private or Public Keys are also used for [[encryption]].

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	*[[Chapter 16]] of the BR Tutorial		*[[Chapter 16]] of the BR Tutorial
			*[[Encryption]]

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In [[KEYED]] access to a file, the KEY= clause specifies the contents of the key field for the record to access. The key field (also known as the key, the record key, the index or the index field) is used for building a special internal file called the key file (also known as the index file). In short, its purpose is to hold a list of information that acts much like a cross-reference from the key field to the relative record number.

See also:
*[[Index]]
*[[Open Internal]]
*[[Chapter 16]] of the BR Tutorial

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[[Category:Definitions]]
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