• About Indexes, Queries, and Ranges
• Active-Link Tables
• Advanced Record Lists
• Applying a Range to a Table
• Copying Selected Records from another Table
• Create a New Table by Example
• Create Linked Table Dialog
• Creating a New Table
• Creating a Previous Values Lookup
• Creating a Table Lookup
• Creating a Tree Control Based on a Set
• Creating Conditional Table Lookups
• Creating Many-to-Many Sets
• Database Explorer
• Displaying Data from a Table
• Displaying Multiple Tables with a View
• Displaying Selected Lookup Table Records, Filtered Lookups
• Duplicate Records Genie
• Duplicating a Record
• Duplicating a Table
• Dynamic List Table Lookups
• Emptying a Set
• Emptying a Table
• Entering and Changing Records
• Excel Export Operation
• Fetching Records
• Filter Expression Dialog Box
• Find Tables that Contain a Data Value
• Formatting Record Lists
• FoxPro Compatibility
• Importing Different File Types
• Index Builder
• Layout Editors Modeless Property Editor
• Lookups
• Mapped Tables
• Ordering Lookup Entries
• Overview of Indexes and Queries
• Packing a Table
• Packing Alpha Five Tables
• Passive Linked Table Programming Example
• Populate Dynamically from a Table
• Populate from DBF Table
• Record List - List Box Table Lookup
• Record List Events
• Removing Selected Records from a Table
• Renaming a Table
• Restructuring a Table
• Searching the Text Fields of a Record
• Selecting Records
• Send Table
• Set Index
• Setting Choices for Record Lists
• Simple Record Lists
• Smart Buttons
• Specifying Multiple Images in a List Box
• Speed Typing
• Table Information Dialog Box
• Table Lookups
• Table Overview
• Table Statistics Dialog Box
• Undeleting Records
• Using DBF Files
• Using Tables
• Using the Audit Trail Feature
• Why can't I open my DBF database
• Word Perfect Integration
• Working with Tables from another Session and with Child Tables on a Form
• Workspaces
• Zap Empty Table
• Zip Table

 

Workspaces

Description

Historically, Alpha Anywhere master projects were called "databases," because historically, Alpha Anywhere was oriented around Dbase-compatible DBF databases. It has been a long time coming, but we've finally changed the terminology, mostly to help new users feel more at home in the IDE. Alpha Anywhere now has Workspaces, giving it terminology that is consistent with many modern development environments. It's a small change, but you'll see it throughout the product.

If you are really attached to the old terminology, you can change it back in your copy.