Hi Devon, and welcome to the community!
No.
As indicated in the docs, a Base
provides an entry point to all of the data in a given base. There is only ever one base available — the base that’s open and in which your scripting block is written or installed. It can be accessed via the base
global variable.
As such, a simple snippet like this … opens the “Airdrop” table and reads all of the records into an object.
let table = base.getTable ("Airdrop"),
records = await table.selectRecordsAsync ();
The next line allows you to inspect the records object. The rest is uphill all the way, like golf. :winking_face:
output.inspect(records);