Hi, What is the syntax (if it exists) for accessing SQL fields from a <dtml-in>? For example, say you had a SQL method that performed a 'select * from data_base'. If you called that SQL method by <dtml-in "SQL_method(variables)"> that would return the entries in the database. Then you could directly show those entries using the names of the database fields as variables. But, how could you call those entries (variables) without explicitly using the names of the database fields? I'm looking for something like the sequence-item tag, where the name of the variable itself isn't needed. Those entry/variables are pushed onto the name space, but I'm not sure how to access the name space to get those variables. Our location is using Zope 2.6 and Python 2.1.3 The context to this is we are building a generic SQL adaptor from scratch using Zope. The modify function (calling an UPDATE SQL method) contains 2 Forms, one to search for applicable entries and the second to narrow down the search of entries to modify. Both use a SQL method that searches the database. The method is called from <dtml-in "SQL_method(variables)". When it returns those entries we have to hand-code all those names/values to be changed into the function itself, for each table, and each database. This would be much easier if there was a way to call the database fields returned from a <dtml-in select_all_method> without explicitly naming the fields. If anyone knows how to call those variables in a generic way, or has a better way for doing this than we've described, please let us know. Thanks in advance. -- Lalo Castro Programmer/Analyst McHenry Library (831) 459-5208