R:BASE

The new index creation process has been enhanced, where a default value is provided consisting of the table name and column name(s).

The proper use of indexing can greatly increase the speed of your applications. The suggestions for using indexes may provide you with a significant performance boost, though incorrect indexing can adversely affect the speed of your applications.

The "Indexing Explained in R:BASE 11" PDF document is available to explain the following topics:

. Index Introduction
. Choosing the Columns to Index
. Assigning and Removing an Index
. Optimizing Indexes
. Indexing Long TEXT Values
. Using WHERE Clauses with Indexes
. Using ORDER BY with Indexes
. Indexing Computed Columns
. Index Efficiency
. Summary

From The Edge: http://www.razzak.com/fte/

A new Data Browser setting has been added to display the connected database name and path in the Data Browser title bar.

This option is especially beneficial for users who connect to multiple database instances that contain identical or similar table names, making it easier to distinguish between environments.

Note: The Database in Title Bar setting applies only to R:BASE sessions. Applications running under Runtime for R:BASE or R:Compiler for R:BASE will not display database information in the Data Browser title bar.

The following outlines what each General Option setting provides, allowing you to customize the appearance of the Data Browser to suit your preferences:
https://www.rbase.com/support/rsyntax/general_options.html