How I can migrate from .DBF to SQL using xHarbour ?
What program I need ?
How can I do that ?
How can I transform my .DBF databases to SQL ?
Thanks to anywone.
lzulli
I recently purchased a Dell laptop with Windows Vista OS and many devices are not recognised by Vista, for example: Floppy Drive, Wireless Mouse, Memory Sticks and others. Is very difficult to install the devices because can't be finded easily on the net. What can I do ?
Hi Sam,
i test your program but I get 4 errors:
xHarbour Compiler build 0.99.50 (SimpLex)
Copyright 1999-2005, http://www.xharbour.org http://www.harbour-project.org/
Compiling 'BROWSER.PRG'...
BROWSER.PRG(28) Error E0030 Syntax error: "syntax error at 'NINKEY'"
BROWSER.PRG(417) Error E0030...
How can I GET a record from an Indexed Database while I visualize from small window the data that mach my keystrokes.
Example: If I stroke the number 1 in my Get, all the records of my database that starts from number 1 appears in the indexed order on the popup window, then I stroke the second...
Hello Bobmie,
you can put in your program something like this:
SET DEFAULT TO MYDIRECTORY
SET PATH TO C:\MYDIRECTORY
and your program use your .dbf's of C:\MYDIRECTORY
I hope this help you.
Lzulli
I found the origin of Warnings. I must call a procedure like this:
Myprocedure1()
in place of:
Do Myprocedure1
This eliminate all the warnings and the .exe is reduced a lot in size and works fine.
Hi TonHu,
I have a Procedure called CONGE that is unique and is called from many other Procedures. Have I call them differently ?
I don't understand what you mean with: "did you #Include PNL into Module1 or the other way around?" Can you explain it better ?
PNL is my Procedure Main().
How can I...
Hi Mike and TonHu,
I finally get a working .exe compiled with:
HBMAKE Program.BC > Info.txt
The info.txt is a 3.8 Mb file full of Warnings, but my program works fine, can I use it or I have to resolve all of warnings (public symbols defined in 2 modules).
Thanks again
Lzulli
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