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|    Jeff Shoaf to Michael Mandelberg    |
|    Re: What is my data model    |
|    24 Oct 07 10:06:22    |
      From: jeffshoaf@alltel.net              As Dennis replied, each form and report has it's data model embedded in       the form or report. That data model can be saved to an external file so       that it can be used as the basis for the data model in another form or       report (or even QBE query), but the data model file is separate from a       form's or report's data model.              If you select a table in the data model while viewing a data model, the       complete path to the table is displayed in the Paradox status bar.              Michael Mandelberg wrote:       > This should be an easy one. If I right click on a field on a form       > (already designed), then click on 'Define Field', I get the 'Define       > Field' dialog box. Now, I want to know which data model file this       > field is associated with. How do I do this? If I click on the data       > model button, it gives me the opportunity to select a data model file       > (from the right frame), but I don't see where it tells me what data       > model file it is currently associated with. Is this information       > available?       >       > A related question. As I look at the data model for the field, it       > shows me tables, and links between them. Is it a given that the files       > for those table are in the same directory as the form? If not, how do       > I determine their full path?       >       > Thanks       > Michael Mandelberg       >              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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