
		 This label shows the name of the current table.  A table is like a file in a filesystem.  It contains data.  A table can be thought of as being like a 'table' in a publication: it has rows (records) and columns (fields).  It can also be thought of as being like a long page of ledger paper, with lines and columns.  

The name of a table is usually meaningful; its name should tell you something about the data you can expect to find inside it.  'transactions,' for example, is a table which holds detailed transaction information.  If Data Dictionary Help is implemented at your site, you can find out more about tables by that means.
	
