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28/06/2001 08:36:37
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28/06/2001 03:44:17
Miscellaneous
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>Hi,
>I have an old VFP procedure with a VFP DBC.
>My need is to use an SQL Server db (with almost the same DBC tables and structure).
>I've seen that in VFP 7.0 there is the Upsizing Wizard functionality.
>My question is : how does VFP 7.0 access to SQL Server ?
>still using ODBC or there are some new functionalities that let me bypass the ODBC, (and in this case : if I use the Upsizing Wizard to translate my DBC in an SQL Server db, what about my seek instructions ? have I to change my old program ?)
>
>Thanks
>Michelangelo
The upsizing wizard also exists in VFP6. It uses ODBC.
>I have an old VFP procedure with a VFP DBC.
>My need is to use an SQL Server db (with almost the same DBC tables and structure).
>I've seen that in VFP 7.0 there is the Upsizing Wizard functionality.
>My question is : how does VFP 7.0 access to SQL Server ?
>still using ODBC or there are some new functionalities that let me bypass the ODBC, (and in this case : if I use the Upsizing Wizard to translate my DBC in an SQL Server db, what about my seek instructions ? have I to change my old program ?)
>
>Thanks
>Michelangelo
The upsizing wizard also exists in VFP6. It uses ODBC.
Craig Berntson
MCSD, Microsoft .Net MVP, Grape City Community Influencer
MCSD, Microsoft .Net MVP, Grape City Community Influencer