>>>Where does your nHandle come from? It must not be a VFP ODBC handle (the one returned by a call to SQLCONNECT() - sorry if I mislead you into that). Use the function GetConnect from the news2news sample to create a valid ODBC connection handle in order to query the driver (by the way, I believe you're looking for InfoType 7).
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>>Yes, I was using the handle returned from VFP function SQLSTRINGCONNECT. My bad. I will try to use the GetConnect() from the sample; the only thing I don't know is what you use for the DSN name parameter. The syntax of calling GetConnect() is GetConnect("dsn", user, password). What do you use for DSN? Thank you again for your help.
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>DSN stands for Data Source Name, created in the ODBC Data Source Administrator in Administrative Tools. I haven't try if you can input a DSN-less string, there...
Thank you very much.
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