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I have a subfile program that list the queries that use whatever value is 
put in ScanFor field. Program Name, Fields or anything you want to look 
for. My question is there a way to display the query defination with a 
command like:

                              Work with Queries  
  
Type choices, press Enter.  
  
  Option  . . . . . .   5              1=Create, 2=Change, 3=Copy, 
4=Delete 
                                       5=Display, 6=Print definition  
                                       8=Run in batch, 9=Run  
  Query . . . . . . .   TESTQRY        Name, F4 for list  
    Library . . . . .     BHOPKINS     Name, *LIBL, F4 for list  

Would like to go straight passed this to the actual query so they may see 
where things were used but not change. And do not want them to key values 
on screen above. 

Right now it just mouse clicks from subfile record to blank WRKQRY 
command. But looking for just display. 

Any ideas? 

Thanks 
Bill Hopkins

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