I have setup the following relations.
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SELECT 1
USE d:\database\comp.dbf SHARED
SELECT 2
USE d:\database\name.dbf SHARED
SELECT 3
USE d:\database\forn.dbf SHARED
SELECT 4
USE d:\database\misc.dbf SHARED
SELECT 5
USE d:\database\data.dbf SHARED
SELECT 6
USE...
I am creating a text string to insert into the CreateQueryDef command but the resulting query has the dropdown field values in brackets. They need to be in quotes.
(This is my first attempt at this type of thing in VB)
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Example:
Dim dbs...
I am creating a text string to insert into the CreateQueryDef command but the resulting query has the dropdown field values in brackets. They need to be in quotes.
(This is my first attempt at this type of thing in VB)
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Example:
Dim dbs...
In FoxPro2.6 you can do what is called "Macro Substitution". That is you can set a variable to a value (m.MyString="SELECT * From Dbf01 Where field1=xyz INTO ARRAY qryRay"" and have the contents of the variable executed. (&MyString)
Example:
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If...
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