USED() only tells you if an ALIAS name is used, not a table.
create table temp (field1 c(10), field2 d)
USE
use temp alias nottemp in 0
? used("temp") && .F.
Yup. But my code never sets up ALIASes that are different from the table name.
I'm about to post a very long message providing excruciating detail about
this.
Be afraid. Be very afraid.
Thanks.
Ken
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