That sounds good. Thanks.

-Michelle


>Michel,
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>The ADBOBJECTS() function may be helpful here. It will put the names of tables (or connections or relations or views, depending on input parameter (second)) in the *current* database into an array that you can process.
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>You could then iterate that array and use AFIELDS() on each table.
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>Good Luck,
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>Jim N
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>>Is there a way that, given a database, I can get a list of all the tables in it. And then, given a table, get a list of all the fields in it?
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>>-Michelle