Thanks Larry, I will give it a try.

>>Hello,
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>>VFP has the command DISPLAY STRUCTURE. How do you display the structure of a SQL table? I would like to save the structure layout in a file if possible.
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>>Thanks,
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>>TFISHER
>
>Terry,
>Trey and Dave gave you a couple of options. You could also use the following SQL statement:

>select * from mySQLtable where 1 = 0

>It will return no rows but an empty VFP cursor will be created and you can get the structure of that.
>
>This is a little different in that the VFP conversions (e.g. long varchar to Memo) will already have been done for you. You will get a representation of the VFP data not a true representation of the actual field types from SQL Server.
>
>HTH.