>>Hi everyone
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>>How can I "programatically" create a relation between to or more tables in a dbc ?..
>>Thanks in advance.
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>>Carlos Burgos
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>I don't know of a way to do it, but I do all changes to table structures as follows:
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Have an empty copy of the database (zero records in all tables). This is the "official structure", where all changes are done first.
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Have a programm that combines this empty with the client data, doing an APPEND FROM for each table.
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>Some temporary directories are required. Also, RI must be disabled - or else, make sure you copy a parent table before you copy the child table.
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>Once you have the generic program, any changes - fields, new tables, indices, views, relations, you name it! - are done quite easily.

Himar, am I missing something here? Isn't this just a case of the Set Relation command?

GENDBC prog, run on a databse with relationships already set up, produces a program from which you can look at the code necessary to progtrammatically set up relns. etc.

Or, again, am I missing something in the question?

Terry

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