>Does the 0 (Zero) ref a work area ?
issuing Select 0 will not give you error but it does not point you to file table.
>And if so can you use the command in the following manner?
>Use table1 in 0
>Use table2 in 1
>Use table3 in 2
>select table2
Yes.
The IN clause supports 0 as a work area. Including 0 opens a table in the lowest available work area. For example, if tables are open in work areas 1 through 10, command like Use table1 In 0 opens the table1 table in work area 11:
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