Thank you very much, Hilmar.
>Dragan created FAQ #31943 for this purpose. Being encapsulated in a class, it should be less work using it, than coding every time. You create a single object that remembers open tables, and when the object is destroyed (this is automatic, when the variable gets out of scope!) it does the cleanup.
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>>Good morning,
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>>I would like to find a way to close all tables that are opened in a routine.
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>>Here is an example.
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>>*-- bookmark selected area
>>nSelect = select()
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>>*-- Execute a Sql Select that opens one or more tables
>>select * from mytable1 join mytable2 .. join mytable3.. etc.
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>>*-- Close all tables opened in the above SQL Select.
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>>*-- I believe I need to know the highest SELECT() at this
>>point and scan it backwards until coming to nSelect.
>>But how to determine currently highest SELECT()?
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>>Or if you think or can suggest a better method to accomplish it, I would appreciate it.
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