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== Declaration ==
OpenTable(Connection as pdcConnectionKind,TableName as String,IndexName as String) as [[PdcDBTable]]

== Description ==
Open a table in the data dictionary

== Notes ==
This method returns an databasetable that is added to the datadictionary.
The input parameters are:
Connectionkind as integer see below for connectionkinds.
Table name as string, the table name without the extention .ADT.
Index name as string.

== Code example ==
<source lang="vb">
Dim table
Set table = pdc.DataBase.OpenTable(pdcConData, "LM_MAT", "LM_MATN")

Or

Dim table
Set table = pdc.DataBase.OpenTable(1, "LM_MAT", "LM_MATN")
</source>

The following pdcConnectionKinds are available:

pdcConNone 0 
pdcConData 1 Data-files 
pdcConATRData 2 ATR-files 
pdcConLijst 3 List-files 
pdcConPlan 4 Planning-files 
pdcConTemp 5 Temp-files 
pdcConHis 6 History-files 
pdcConNCData 7 NC-Data-files 
pdcConWerk 8 Work-files 
pdcConCustom 9

== Availability ==
Available since June 2008 (from version 3.8)

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