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From: Raul A Jager
Using SQL you can do something similar to the "field reference file" The way to do it is to:
CREATE TABLE AS (SELECT x1, x2, x3, ..., etc. FROM FLDREF) DEFINITION ONLY
This is very nice, Raul. How about this:
CREATE TABLE AS (SELECT x1 as y1, x2, ... FROM FLDREF) DEFINITION ONLY
Is this possible (to rename the fields when you are creating the table)?
Joe
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