I don't know, but you could convert it to a SQL and use SYS(3054, 1) function to show the level of optimization.

select * from mytable where ;
eval(lcalias + '.' + lcForeignKeyName) = uPrimaryKeyValueToLookUp

>I have a data access class with the following line of code:
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>locate for eval(lcalias + '.' + lcForeignKeyName) = uPrimaryKeyValueToLookUp
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>lcAlias is 'p1', lcForeignkeyName is 'stock_id'
>there is an index on stock_id (alone)
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>There are 14K rows in the table. Sometimes this locate executes in an instant, and other times takes 7 or 8 seconds. I don't understand why it won't always use Rushmore/find the record immediately, and I have yet to determine what is different in the case where it doesn't execute in an instant.
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>Does the eval() play any role/hinder Rushmore ?
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>TIA