Thanks, Sami - Yeah, I built a similar work around with select statement,
like yours better - so thanks again!

Wondering... as I've never needed to provide this info programmatically, is
this List Rules For tablename a 'bug'?

-Brad

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Brad - 
You could also do something like this:

SELECT sys_message=50,sys_where=30 FROM sys_rules +
  WHERE sys_table_id = (SELECT sys_table_id FROM sys_tables +
  WHERE sys_table_name = 'yourtablename')

Sami

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-----Original Message-----
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Can anyone else duplicate my findings, per below (must have more than 1 rule
in DB):

List Rules For tablename.

I get ALL DB rules for ALL Tables...

Thanks for any feedback on this.

-Brad



-----Original Message-----
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>Is there a way to see user friendly 'readable' data similar
>to 'list rules' for only one table?


Brad,

Use "FOR" option of the LIST command.

Here's how:

LIST RULES FOR tablename

LIST FORMS FOR tableviewname

LIST REPORTS FOR tableviewname
....................................

The List Rules For tablename gives me ALL table rules, not just the
specified. However, List Reports/Forms/etc... for tablename returns a list
specific to tablename as expected.

I've tried this against Concomp, but only 1 rule on my sample database...

Am I missing something here?

Thanks,
Brad


LIST LABELS FOR tableviewname

Hope that helps!

Very Best R:egards,

Razzak.

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