Here is what I do. At the top of the PRG file created by GENDBC, are the function calls to create all the views [right after the tables are created]. I delete all those functions calls to create the views. I do NOT delete the functions that create the views. I then run the PRG to create the DBC and tables. Next, I have a table that lists all my views and field that specifies the order in which the view is to be created. I scan that table and call each of the MakeView_ functions in the PRG file.

>Here is the problem with Gendbc. My Project has well over 300 views. I woiuld have never programmed this but, unfortunately, I am not the creator of this system. When you use Gendbc it does not pay attention to dependencies.... so the program will fail because view A uses View B and view B isn't created until after view A.
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>Unless you know of a solution I am back to the drawing board.