Is there a way to use AFL functions to get the list of watch lists for a set database? Browsing the list of AFL functions, I don't see how it can be done. I know I can write AFL code to read WatchLists\index.txt, which I am happy to do, but if there is a more direct means of getting the list of watch lists, that would be preferable.
Thanks
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