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> Jim wrote:
> Users are complaining about our "fully descriptive" column headings
> on sql searches. In a simple select statement
> Select vnvend, vnname, vnstatus from vendor where vnname like '%SMITH%'
> is there a way to change the column headings for "some" of the selected
fields?

Jim, how about:

Select vnvend as Vendor, vnname as Name, vnstatus as Status from vendor
where vnname like '%SMITH%'

The "as" clause allows you to specify a name to use as the heading for the
query instead of the Column Heading information from the file field
description.

Steve


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