what parameter in the define aix option is used to determine the maximum number of duplicate keys allowable ?
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Answer / Anshu Kumar Sinha
The DUPCOUNT parameter in the DEFINE INDEX command determines the maximum number of duplicate keys allowable for an Alternate Index (AIX). By default, it's set to 1, meaning only one duplicate is allowed. To change this value, you can specify a different number during the definition of your AIX.
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