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Thanks, didn't know about ldbname, exactly what I was after. Will give it a go.

I was hoping to do it on the fly, but I think I'll have to hardcode the database names, repeat the code for each one, and do a for each as you suggest. Thanks

Anyone know how to get a list of the tables for a specific database if you've got several connected? For each _file will give you all tables, how would I narrow this down to a particular db? Thanks in advance

I created a COM project then dropped the treeview control onto it. You then use the new .ocx on your Progress form. You still get all of the original methods and triggers from the treeview. I then use a temp-table to keep track of each node. As long as you have a unique-key you can write your...

I recently tried using .NET but eventually figured out you could only use the old VB6 libraries to create ActiveX objects. You might as well save the trouble and just use VB6. If I'm wrong about this I'd be very interested to know as the .NET environment is great

I recently wrote a progress program including a treeview. I found the best way to do it was to get hold of a copy of VB6, create a COM project, create a form and then drop the ocx onto that form. You can then write all of the treeview stuff in VB and use Public Events and Public Subs to...