I have been maintaining a database consisting of two main tables and several small ones using FoxPro for about 12 years. Now the owner thinks we are becoming antiquated and wants to switch to a "sexy" system. Is SQL the right way to go or would you use something else if you had to...
I have a old application that was written in VB3. My system crashed when trying to install "WINDOWS ME". I was unable to continue or uninstall. I reinstalled my old WIN98. VB3 wouldn't run until I coppied all the .VBX and .DLL from a backup. Now if I compile this old application...
I have a old application that was written in VB3. My system crashed when trying to install "WINDOWS ME". I was unable to continue or uninstall. I reinstalled my old WIN98. VB3 wouldn't run until I coppied all the .VBX and .DLL from a backup. Now if I compile this old application...
I have been writing Foxpro code for the last 12 years but I haven't had a need to move to VFP although I have purchased each new version. I have now found a reason to make the change, I need to use long file names for a new application. It is just one program and a couple of files but that run...
Using VP6 I was able to create a long folder name using indirect reference.
But I have not been able to "SET DEFAULT TO" this name. Is this a
limitation in VP6 or should I keep trying until I get it
right?
EXAMPLE:
FOLDER="Long Folder Name"
MD (FOLDER)
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