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Virtually all Chamomile documentation is contained within the extended properties of the individual objects. You can access this documentation either by: 1. Opening the individual files in your favorite editor, 2. Installing Chamomile as a whole or as individual objects and using [chamomile].[documentation].[get] to extract the documentation. -- -- documentation -- xml schema collection, procedure, function, or table. An object declare @fqn xml ([utility].[xsc_fqn]) = N'<chml:fqn xmlns:chml="http://sourceforge.net/projects/chamomile/" name=' + '"[default].[olivia].[development_01].[chamomile].[documentation].[get]" />', @error_stack xml ([utility].[xsc_error_stack]), @result_stack xml; execute [documentation].[get] @fqn = @fqn, @error_stack = @error_stack output, @result_stack = @result_stack output; if (@error_stack is null) select @result_stack as [result_stack]; else select @result_stack as [result_stack], @error_stack [error_stack]; 3. Installing Chamomile as a whole or as individual objects and then extracting the properties by scripts such as that below (which is effectively what [chamomile].[documentation].[get] does for you.