Quite true! However, if empty structures are all you need, the SQL Server Enterprise Manager will create table creation scripts for you. That way you don't have to have Fox installed on the server.
>If all you want is to recreate the empty structures, you can use the Upsize Wizard with a replica of the database you want on the server created in a DBC file. It works really well with MS SQL 6.x servers...
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>>Use SQL Server's Backup to create a dump file. Then take that dump file to the client's machine. Create the device(s) and database with the exact same size parameters. Use Restore to restore the dump, using the Add File button to locate the dump file.
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