>Hi Barbara
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>That was a very good full answer to the question. Keep up the good work.

To expand on Barbara's answer a little bit, when you do a SELECT 0, you have actually selected the lowest numbered unused area.

So if you have a table open in area 1 and a another table open in area 3, you will now have area 2 selected as the current area with no table open in it.

If you do a USE yourtable IN 0, and the current area is 1, you'll now have yourtable open in area 2, but the current area will still be 1. Yourtable will not be the selected table (area 2).

A small, but subtle difference.