INDEXn

Specifies the index name, the field or fields on which the index is based, and the type of index ACIF generates. You can define group indexes for AFP and line data. You can define page indexes for AFP data and line data that you convert to AFP. When you define a group index, Ricoh suggests that you name the index the same as the application group database field name.

Note: Group indexes are stored in the index object file and used to search for documents. Page indexes are stored with the document, not in the index object file. This situation means that you cannot use page indexes to search for documents.

To generate page-level information in the output file so you can go to specific pages in a document, you must specify INDEXOBJ=ALL. You must also create an index field by specifying TYPE=PAGE on the INDEX parameter.

You must define at least one index and you can define a maximum of 32 indexes (INDEX1 through INDEX32). Each index can be made up of one or more FIELD definitions. When you are adding an index parameter, use the next available number, beginning with 1.

INDEXn={'attributename' | X'attributename'}{,FIELDnn[,FIELDnn…]}[,(TYPE={GROUP [,BREAK={