A couple of solutions come to mind, but one requires you have a particular
application installed.

1) The easiest, most workable method comes with a big IF... IF you happen to
be an Ultra Edit text editor user, you can "search within files" specifing
only to search inside of *.WOR files and to search for just the table you're
looking for.  Set the output to an editable window and you will have a real
working list you could copy, paste. The useful results can allow a mulitude
of possibilites.

2) You could use the Windows search mechanism, or at least you once could.
By searching for all instances of *.tab within the files of a specific
directory. I don't think you could just search within specific files.

3) I seem to recall, there may be some function you could right into the
Mapbasic Window within Mapinfo, one that would list all the workspaces where
your table is found.


HTH
David Reid


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Subject: [MI-L] Extracting Table information.



Is it possible to determine the use of a table within a workspace?

Problem:

I have a mapinfo table and I want to know what workspace/s contain/s this
table.

Note: There may be many workspaces.

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