Hi John,

Using VFP 5.0 with the 3.6 ODBC driver for MS SQL Server gives the new column names also.

-Mike

>Its probably the SQLTABLES command itself..
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>>>This could be a result of getting compliant with with ADO. Also, did your SQL Server ODBC Driver change???
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>>>In any case, it should be documented.
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>>>>I am using SQLTABLES to return a list of tables in the SQL Server backend. In VFP 5, it works as the help file describes. In 6.0, the names of the fields in the cursor returned are:
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>>>>TABLE_CAT (Should be TABLE_QUALIFIER)
>>>>TABLE_SCHEM (Should be TABLE_OWNER)
>>>>TABLE_NAME Same
>>>>TABLE_TYPE Same
>>>>REMARKS Same
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>>>>I don't see any KB articles on it. Can anyone verify this? (or am I going crazy) Does anyone know why this changed?
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>>Hi John,
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>>I thought it might have something to do with ADO. If the ODBC driver for VFP 6.0 is new, then yes, I do have a new driver.
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>>Do you think it is the driver or the function defining the cursor?
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>>Thanks