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There are hundreds of different commands and functions, so it is hard to start. Here is an example that processes each record in a client table, assuming the table was already created with the indicated fields:

close database all

use Clients

scan && Process each record

? ClientCode, ClientName && Show the indicated fieldnames

endscan

The && is used to start an inline comment.

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