>Hi,
>
>todays problem #1
>
>I have a generic table, I know nothing about it then taht wahta I could read via VFP functions.
>
>In special:
>-no order
>-no index
>
>I need to move this into an excel spread sheet.
>I do this with an array to write into Excel
>Now the table is a bit large, so I get OLE Errors.
>
>Should not be a problem, I can write in chunks.
>
>But now I need to chunk the table
>Like (example)
>First 100 recs
>Next 100 recs
>....
>Last recs
>
>Is there a way to do this with VFP SQL (note: no chance for SELECT TOP, no ORDER given ...)
>
>Any other idea how to do this?
Maybe connect to Excel spreadsheet via ODBC?
https://www.connectionstrings.com/microsoft-excel-odbc-driver/Dunno if you can get all your data that way in one shot in a cursor, or if you need to play around with CURSORSETPROP() Fetch*, MaxRecords properties and/or pulling data from "main" cursor into a secondary one 100 rows at a time.
Also dunno if OLEDB/CursorAdapter offers any advantages with this.
Regards. Al
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