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Roger Blanchard
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Sure, but you have to write the code. We do that today with a SQLite DB. By using the BUFFER object handle you have access to all the buffer fields. DO I = 1 TO buffer-object:NUM-FIELDS: hBufferField = buffer=object:BUFFER-FIELD(I). /* By using the BUFFER-FIELD handle you have access to DATA-TYPE, NAME, FORMAT, DEFAULT-VALUE, etc. */ END. You would have to create class to use the System.Data.OleDb.OleDbCommand to create the table/fields.
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