Justin Darnell <> wrote:
> I need suggestion on comparing table structures in databases. Is
> there a tool that does this? So, we have two similar databases, same
> tables, but some tables have had changes. They weren't tracked
> properly, now I need a diff of the tables in both databases.
>
> I know there has to be a pretty simple solution to this, but I've
> never done it before.
Agaisnt the raw tables you could just do a simple adir() and then afields()
for each .dbf in the listing.
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