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The GetFunctionList() post got me thinking. The output from that function
is a structure, right? Well, here's my structure question. I know that I
can use StructCount to find out the number of keys in a structure, but what
is I don't know what those keys are? I'm a SOL? Is there any way to
display a list the list of keys from a structure, kind of like doing a
query.ColumnList? I know about the StructFind, but if I don't have any clue
what the keys would be this wouldn't really help unless I become a super
good guesser.
Eric
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<P><FONT SIZE=3D2>The GetFunctionList() post got me thinking. The =
output from that function is a structure, right? Well, here's my =
structure question. I know that I can use StructCount to find out =
the number of keys in a structure, but what is I don't know what those =
keys are? I'm a SOL? Is there any way to display a list the =
list of keys from a structure, kind of like doing a =
query.ColumnList? I know about the StructFind, but if I don't =
have any clue what the keys would be this wouldn't really help unless I =
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