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    When we had our database on SQL, I used to use the Microsoft Enterprise Manager to make a call that would display all fields (and their values) for certain tables. Now that I've moved it back to P4, I can usually establish a connection into the database (with the 5.1 ODBC driver) via Excel. The only problem is that if I try to display ALL fields in a table, the system will hang. If I narrow the query down to maybe a dozen fields, it works ok. But it would be very helpful if I could retrieve them all at once.

    Is there another program I could use to do this?

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    With SC4 that is probably not possible. You Could try installing the SC5.1 ODBC driver and get a SQL explorer for example QTODBC from http://gpoulose.home.att.net
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    I wasn't able to get that program to work well. I also tried using Access, but it didn't seem to like the ODBC driver much. Excel still works ok, but I've found out that with certain tables I am able to retrieve more fields than others. Very weird.

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    Did You try the 5.1 driver? No other driver support third party programs well enough to do what You want (not that 5.1 driver is good enough :evil: )

    You might want to have a look here:

    http://www.sc-resources.net/viewtopic.php?t=27992
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    Yes, I have been using the 5.1 driver for every instance that I mentioned previously. In both Access and Excel you are given the option to choose what driver you want to use from the ones you have installed on your system.

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    Ok then I think it is SC4 that is the problem.
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