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I got to thinking one more thing. I've barely glanced at MS SQL Server. However maybe by data dictionary they meant the following. Look at the views in the library QSYS2. Especially SYSCOLUMNS. The other ones are cool also, like SYSTABLES. And, did you know, that SQL Server uses some of these same names? So, on either machine, you can do a SELECT SUBSTR(TABLE_SCHEMA,1,10), SUBSTR(TABLE_NAME,1,10) FROM SYSCOLUMNS WHERE COLUMN_NAME='IPROD' Granted, many applications on i5/os use different names for a column depending on what table it is in. For example, product number may be called IPROD in one table, LPROD in another. All because of some extra work required in RPG/400 that got much easier in RPGLE (prefix vs renaming all fields if you use two different tables in the same program with product number in it) And iNav uses these views to create a GUI if that's what these people are used to. Rob Berendt
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