>>>>>I tried this code, but it asks me DSN name. Where is my mistake?
>>>>>

>>>>>xconn=SQLSTRINGCONNECT("Provider=Advantage.OLEDB.1;Data Source=d:\prg\kalem\data\cem2004;"+;
>>>>>						"ServerType=ADS_LOCAL_SERVER;"+;
>>>>>						"TableType=ADS_VFP_TABLE;LockMode=ADS_COMPATIBLE_LOCKING")						
>>>>>

>>>>
>>>>You use OLEDB string to connect with ODBC.
>>>
>>>So?
>>
>>So, an OLE DB connection string is not the same as a ODBC connection string. One specifies an OLE DB provider, which can't be used with ODBC, and the other specifies an ODBC driver, which can't be used with OLE DB/ADO.
>>
>>Use something like:
>>
>>driver=Advantage StreamlineSQL ODBC;DataDirectory=d:\prg\kalem\data\cem2004; etc.
>>
>>Doug
>
>It still asks me dsn name. Where's my mistake?
>
>

>xconn=SQLSTRINGCONNECT("Provider=Advantage StreamlineSQL ODBC;Data Source=d:\prg\kalem\data\cem2004;"+;
>						"ServerType=ADS_LOCAL_SERVER;"+;
>						"TableType=ADS_VFP_TABLE;LockMode=ADS_COMPATIBLE_LOCKING")						
>

You still ask for OLEDB connection :-)
When you have PROVIDER in connection string you don't use ODBC.

Try this:

SQLSETPROP(0,"DispLogin", 3)

TEXT TO lcConnect NOSHOW PRETEXT 15 
     Driver=Advantage StreamlineSQL ODBC;
     Data Source=d:\prg\kalem\data\cem2004;
     ServerType=ADS_LOCAL_SERVER;
     TableType=ADS_VFP_TABLE;
ENDTEXT

xconn=SQLSTRINGCONNECT(lcConnect)