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Storing FRX/FRT to SQL Server database?

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From

10/02/2006 10:19:25

Doug Hennig
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

To

09/02/2006 16:30:09

David Stevenson
Stevenson & Associates
St. Petersburg, Florida, United States

General information

Forum:

Visual FoxPro

Category:

Reports & Report designer

Title:

Re: Storing FRX/FRT to SQL Server database?

Environment versions

Visual FoxPro:

VFP 9

OS:

Windows Server 2003

Database:

MS SQL Server

Miscellaneous

Thread ID:

01095266

Message ID:

01095456

Views:

15

This message has been marked as a message which has helped to the initial question of the thread.

Hi Dave.

>Has anyone ever tried saving FRX and FRT files in some kind of SQL Server binary fields and reconstituting them to disk when needed?

Another option is to open the FRX as a table, use CURSORTOXML(), and save the resulting XML. I haven't done this with SQL Server, but I store reports in VFP tables that way.

Doug

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