Do I put a prg, frx, a mtdll com server or single threaded exe com server in the data directory? What to I name it. Do I name it the name of the udf that the index is looking for? Or.... should I just trap the error in c# and configure a try catch type of thing to bypass the error.


And.... I have a question regarding vfp cursors in a mtdll com server. I love to use cursors as a temp storage area. I use them because they have no disk presence and I can operate on the data with vfp commands that I have knowledge of. I even index the cursors to get the data in a specific order. But..... what happens when the cursor gets really *big*? Does the mtdll com server eventually right some temp stuff out to disk. If so, where on the disk? When accessing the com server via asp.net (ie: the aspnet user is the owner of the process) I need to set all files and directory security to permit aspnet access. So the question is: if the cursor does have temporary presence on disk what file and what directory needs aspnet perms set.

Regards, and thanx again,
Neil


Regards,
Neil

>>How in the world do you know all of this stuff?
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>Let's say that I've something to do with this change. :)
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>>Ok... how do I give vfpoledb access to the UDF()? A little code would be halpful. I am using vfpoledb in an asp.net application.
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>I think it'll be available to VFP OLE DB provide if you extract the UDF from the procedure file and put in the directory with the table.
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>>And... may I have a reference to the changes that came with the upgraded vfpoledb provider?
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>See MSKB #894012 New and updated features in the OLE DB Provider for Visual FoxPro 9.0. Keep in mind that whatever changes were made in VFP9 to data handling most likely will be also applicable to the VFP OLE DB provider. Check What's New in Visual FoxPro in VFP9 help or online at http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dv_foxhelp9/html/d18b257b-4e8c-4bd7-bc46-682526474e68.asp
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>>Regards and many thanx,
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>You're welcome.