You'd have to get the stories in the document, iterate through them, and get all the tables on each story.   Each story has a list of story threads. Each table is a story thread (though not every story thread is a table). So go through all the threads in a story, check if it's a table, and if it add it to the list.  Read the API docs for more info on story models, story threads, and tables.   Here's sample code: /** * @brief Retrieves all table models in the specified document. * * This function iterates through all user-accessible stories in the given document * and collects the UID references of all table models found within those stories. * * @Param in_DocUIDRef The UID reference of the document to search for table models. * @Param out_TableUIDs A vector to store the UID references of the found table models. * @Return ErrorCode Returns kSuccess if all table models are successfully retrieved, otherwise kFailure. */ ErrorCode GetAllTableModelsOnDocument(const UIDRef& in_DocUIDRef, UIDRefVector& out_TableUIDs) const { ErrorCode status = kFailure; do { // Get the story list interface for the document InterfacePtr<IStoryList> storyList(in_DocUIDRef, UseDefaultIID()); if (storyList == nil) { ASSERT(storyList); break; } // Get the database associated with the document IDataBase* db = in_DocUIDRef.GetDataBase(); if (db == nil) { ASSERT(db); break; } // Get the number of user-accessible stories in the document const int32 numStories = storyList->GetUserAccessibleStoryCount(); status = kSuccess; // Iterate through each story and collect table models for (int32 index = 0; index < numStories; ++index) { UIDRef curStory(storyList->GetNthUserAccessibleStoryUID(index)); // Retrieve all tables in the current story if (GetAllTablesInStory(curStory, out_TableUIDs) != kSuccess) { ASSERT_FAIL("Could not get tables from story!"); status = kFailure; break; } } } while (kFalse); return status; } /** * @brief Retrieves all table models in the specified text story. * * This function iterates through the text story threads in the given text story * and collects the UID references of all table models found within those threads. * * @Param in_TextStoryRef The UID reference of the text story to search for table models. * @Param out_TableModelUIDs A vector to store the UID references of the found table models. * @Return ErrorCode Returns kSuccess if all table models are successfully retrieved, otherwise kFailure. */ ErrorCode GetAllTablesInStory(const UIDRef& in_TextStoryRef, UIDRefVector& out_TableModelUIDs) const { ErrorCode status = kFailure; do { // Get the database associated with the text story IDataBase* db = in_TextStoryRef.GetDataBase(); if (db == nil) { ASSERT(db); break; } // Get the story thread hierarchy interface for the text story InterfacePtr<ITextStoryThreadDictHier> storyThreadHier(in_TextStoryRef, UseDefaultIID()); if (storyThreadHier == nil) { ASSERT(storyThreadHier); break; } UID nextUID = in_TextStoryRef.GetUID(); // Iterate through the story threads and collect table models do { if (nextUID != kInvalidUID) { // Get the table model interface for the current UID InterfacePtr<ITableModel> tableModel(db, nextUID, UseDefaultIID()); // If it's a table model, add it to the output vector if (tableModel != nil) { out_TableModelUIDs.push_back(UIDRef(db, nextUID)); } } nextUID = storyThreadHier->NextUID(nextUID); } while (nextUID != kInvalidUID); status = kSuccess; } while (kFalse); return status; }   ... View more

Here's a simple one:   https://www.npmjs.com/package/extendscript-logger   https://github.com/theasci/extendscript-logger   Simple to use and effective. Unfortunately has more dependencies than it should. But it works. ... View more