Question about Multi-Field Indexes

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fP 5.0.14

I have data that is actually stored in two fields.  The data I get from
user input is one field...a solid concatenation of those two fields, always
in the same order.

I built an index across those fields, in that order.

However, I still need to actually grab both fields and concatenate and
-then- compare the result to my user input, all in the getnext loop, right?

Just double-checking...been a while since I've been doing active fP coding.
Normally, I'd just make one field that has the concatenation and build the
index on -that-.  I'm under the assumption that I can use a multi-field
index across both fields, and just grab the separate fields and concatenate
them into a dummy field to compare to user input, and it should come out
the same either way.

Am I correct, or incorrect?

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