As of version 6.0, the import templates (*.i3, *.i4) produced by the Wholeplot import wizards contain the following lines: FILE assay.txt (except for ODBC) DRILLTYPE 3 DRILLTABLE Assay The FILE is normally the input file name, except for ODBC, where it is not defined. The DRILLTYPE is one of DH_DATA_XXX, and the DRILLTABLE is the name of the Wholeplot database table; e.g. Project_Assay.gdb in the above case. The DRILLTABLE is only included in the template for <define>DH_DATA_FROMTO</define> and <define>DH_DATA_POINT</define>, but this function will return the appropriate table names (e.g. Collar, Survey, ENSurvey) for the other types. If the DRILLTYPE is NOT found in the template, a value of <define>DH_DATA_UNKNOWN</define> is returned for the data type; likely an indication that this is not a new-style template produced by Wholeplot.

public static void IGetTemplateInfo(
	CGXNETCore gxNetShared,
	string templ,
	ref int data_type,
	ref string file,
	ref string table
)

Public Shared Sub IGetTemplateInfo ( 
	gxNetShared As CGXNETCore,
	templ As String,
	ByRef data_type As Integer,
	ByRef file As String,
	ByRef table As String
)

public:
static void IGetTemplateInfo(
	CGXNETCore^ gxNetShared, 
	String^ templ, 
	int% data_type, 
	String^% file, 
	String^% table
)

static member IGetTemplateInfo : 
        gxNetShared : CGXNETCore * 
        templ : string * 
        data_type : int byref * 
        file : string byref * 
        table : string byref -> unit