Hi there, 
I am another new addition to jdbforms-interests, and I'ld like to express my
gratitude to the creators of DbForms at this point, it's an excellent piece
of software. :)

Anyway I was experimenting with DevGUI and views on MS SQL Server, and I
encountered a problem autodetecting the primary keys of views (I guess
because views have no PKs, tables do). Nontherless DevGUI offers the option
to detect the views, which should then detect and behave just like tables.
Is there a (non-database-specific) way to determine the "PK column" of a
view, which is in fact the PK column of the table the view is selecting from
(assuming the view is selecting from just one table)? I am fairly sure this
can be done in a database-specific way, but I don't really want to mess with
MS SQL Server's deep and ugly internals. Any ideas?

Sebastian Scheible
FEINGUSS BLANK GmbH 
Industriestra�e 18 
D- 88499 Riedlingen 
Tel: 0049 (0) 7371 / 182-306
Fax: 0049 (0) 7371 / 182-44-306



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