if you not have a DevTool you can delete the field in your testdatabase, store the table and complie than all objects. now you find also where the field is used ;-)
I would add to compile only the modified objects. A lot of std nav objects use COM components and you want to ignore those.
You can also rename the field to something Unique.
Export the objects as text and search for the unique text.
Ahmed Rashed Amini
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Knows sombody following: find the DevTool also FieldRefs (Never tested) :?:
I think no, because there is no way how to detect that. Because you can open table through variable with the table ID etc. and this cannot be detected...
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You can also rename the field to something Unique.
Export the objects as text and search for the unique text.
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Knows sombody following: find the DevTool also FieldRefs (Never tested) :?:
I think no, because there is no way how to detect that. Because you can open table through variable with the table ID etc. and this cannot be detected...
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