>Answering my own question...
>
>Further research revealed that you can get the number of tables in the database with this code.
>----- CRReport = createobject ("CrystalRuntime.Report")
>----- CRReport.Database.Tables.Count
>
>I include this just in case it helps anyone.
>
>Shawn Burke
>
Shawn,
You can also use VFP's ADBOBJECTS() function to retrieve a list of tables in the current database into an array and get access to all the tables that way as well without even using Crystal.
Laterness,
Jon
Jon Rosenbaum
Devcon Drummer