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If you're really desparate to find every single solitary one, you could iterate through all combinations of a 39 char string, and attempt to attach to them all, and save the ones you attach to, but that would probably take a little while (OK, a long....long...long while ;-). for that I'd use dbgrep: dbgrep "*<string that you know>*" I have used that numerous times during the last few weeks when I had constantly changing record types and names and sometimes didn't quite remember what I currently had (or just wanted to get the record names out to paste into dbpr). Aloha, Maren
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