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Recognizing or counting private tables

Is there a way to see what private tables exist in an instance of JMP?

When testing scripts, there may be some private tables still kicking around that I hadn't closed yet. While i can do a blanket close, I am more interested in which table still exist in private to better track what I did and make improvements.

Another use is when i have a function that makes private tables I want to be able to do a quick spot check that the tables all closed - ideally without having to build a special return into the function.

ntable() seems to only cover visible tables

Thanks!

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Re: Recognizing or counting private tables

Thanks @txnelson and @Mark_Bailey!

I didn't find that function in my search (I am guessing cause my searching in the index could still use some work ... but I doubt I would have connected the dots to really utilize it.

I'll be able to put it to good use. Thanks again!

Re: Recognizing or counting private tables

Private tables are returned from Find All() as

Scriptable[]

while Visible or Invisible tables are returned as

DisplayBox[DataBrowserBox]

Therefore one has to use different methods to get to the names of the Visible, Invisible and Private table names. Here is a little script that works for me

allTables = find all(data tables,project(0));

for(i=1,i<=n items(allTables),i++,
 if(char(allTables[i]) == "Scriptable[]", allTables[i] = allTables[i]<<GET name=""></GET>