Instead using the UtilElement table you can use the class Dictionary
which has the method tablesCnt() and tablesCnt2id().
While iterating all tables you always get the tableId. With the Table
Id you can create a DictTable(TableId) and from the DictTable object
you can get all properties from the table like name, temporary, isMap,
isView and so on ...
Best regards
Patrick
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> Hi everyone!
>
> I'm developing in C# and we need to connect to Axapta. I'm new with
> using the AxaptaCOMConnector.. Is there anyone who knows how I could
> get the list of all existing tables in the Axapta database using
this?
>
> I would really appreciate your help. God bless!
>
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