Greg --

Yes, it would be very easy to provide this as a Thor Tool.

Like the other Thor Tools that work with tables, it could be accessed a couple of ways:
(1) to access the current open table
(2) or by clicking on a table name or alias in a code window and calling the Thor Tool, which SELECTs or USEs the table.

From the sounds of it, it would also integrate well with Super Browse, replacing the feature there to Modify Structure.

If you are interested in pursuing this in Thor, send all the relevant information and code to the email address
noted by Tore: foxprothor@googlegroups.com.

It will not take long to cook up a Thor Tool for it, and I am sure there will be some interested testers in the Thor group.

Jim

>>sounds like a tool which should fit perfectly into the Thor family of tools, with a few minor modifications. I suggest that you send an email to foxprothor@googlegroups.com. I am sure you will get a quick answer from Jim Nelson who is the project manager.
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>I would expect that this could be integrated with Thor -- the program is designed to take command line parameters:
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>LPARAMETERS tcTableName, tcDbcName, tnProjRecNo, tcProjName, tlCreateTable
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>For an existing table, the first parameter is the only required - if the table is in a DBC the program will detect this. The parameters tnProjRecNo and tcProjName is for my replacement Project Manager tool integration. These can have 0 and "" passed as parameters. The last parameter is to indicate that the table is to be created; if the table is to be in a DBC then the name of the DBC is also passed as above.