>I found this accidentally... testing a converter of mine, which was supposed to convert old dos free tables into new tables with a dbc. It was using a directory name as the dbc name, and I forgot that and had a space in the name of the directory. And it still works!
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>Dbc() returns "M:\RAD\APVFP\OS DZ\DATA\OS DZ.DBC", and when I try to open a table, intellisense kicks in and gives me the proper syntax:
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>USE "os dz!kupci"
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>This saves me a bunch of time - just when I thought I'll have to rework the automatic naming :).
From USE command help: "On Microsoft Windows 98 and later, spaces are significant in file names; therefore, avoid using extraneous spaces in TableName and DatabaseName. If a table or database name contains spaces, enclose the name in quotation marks."
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