Would you say it is necessary to include 'ObjectType = 'Table' in the where clause?

E.g.
select objectname ;
from YourDBC ;
where objectname = 'Table' AND objectid = (select top 1 parentid from YourDBC where objecttype='Field' and objectname='YourField' order by 1)


>Aaron,
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>You can try something like this
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>select		objectname ;
>	from	YourDBC ;
>	where	objectid = (select top 1 parentid from YourDBC where objecttype='Field' and objectname='YourField' order by 1)
>

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>[Update]
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>Careful with the casing, I used 'YourField', but I understand the fields are stored lowercase always in the DBC
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>[Update 2]
>Also, you should better have a SET DELETED ON
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>>I have a scenario where I need to go to the DBC to find a field's table name. In this scenario, I am assured that field names in the DBC are unique.
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>>Has anyone done this before, in an efficient SQL statement. I know this can be done with multiple passes on the DBC inspecting [objectname], [objecttype] and [parentid]...
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>>Any help is most appreciated.