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Tomsweb
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After doing a join I have been using this code to view all the fields in the host file.

Table File Host
print *
if recordlimit eq 15
on table save
end
-run

I think I have used a simple command to view the fields after (like ? hold file) that will
list the fields and their format(s).

Does any do this with a single command?

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Francis Mariani
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?FF host-file-name will list all the columns with their format from the host file and the cross-referenced file:

JOIN COUNTRY IN CAR TO COUNTRY IN CAR AS J1

?FF CAR


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? HOLD holdfilename


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nubi
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?F

lists without field formats- i remember that was the issue of whether ?F showed all fields or not- can't remember what the outome was


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<JG>
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If you want to see complete information about the structure do the following

JOIN COUNTRY IN CAR TO COUNTRY IN CAR AS J1

CHECK FILE CAR HOLD
-RUN
TABLE FILE HOLD
PRINT *
END
 
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