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Moving foxprow 2.6 application to Visual Foxpro 6
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18/09/1999 07:37:49
 
 
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17/09/1999 16:44:36
Cindy Winegarden
Duke University Medical Center
Durham, Caroline du Nord, États-Unis
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Visual FoxPro
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Codage, syntaxe et commandes
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Cindy,

I have a poor-boy app in 2.6 that I need to convert. Your spr method sounds like what I need to do. What do I do with the tables? Do I put them into a DBC?

Thanks in advance

>Stephen,
>
>Another way to do this is to take all of the screen sets out of the project and add in the spr programs. Then your calls to DO MyScreen.spr can remain unchanged. As noted, you will need to modify the forms in 2.6 and re-generate the code. Nevertheless it will run perfectly with a minimum of effort while you implement a more permanent solution.
>
>
>>Perry,
>>Cool method of fooling the project.
>>
>>I just had to dive into VFP sooner instead of later. I had postponed that learning VORTEX for too long {g}.
>>
>>Ive got 3 big apps that I'm converting now. One is a hybrid that does SBT & TIW data, the other 2 are for vertical markets. Keeps me busy at night these days.
>>
>>__Stephen
>>
>>>Stephen,
>>>
>>>I took a VFP class from App Dev a couple years ago. The instructor showed us a way to get 2.6 code to VFP that I have used with great success over the last 2 years.
>>>
>>>If you change a "DO XXX.SPR" to 2 lines: "XXX = XXX.SPR" & do &xxx, VFP will not convert your screen to a form. It will run the SPR code as is. The drawback to this method is that you have to go to 2.6 to make mods.
>>>
>>>But this will buy you some time if you are in a time crunch to get out of 2.6
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