You have a couple ways to go. All of them go thru ODBC though.
The first way is Sql Pass-Through (SPT). Using this method, you create SQL statements which you send to SQL Server thru ODBC.
The second way is to use Remote Views. With this method you create a view in VFP which is linked to a table in SQL Server. You can link 1 view to more than 1 table, but it gets much more difficult. If more than 1 table is involved, SPT will probably work better.
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>I would like to connect to Microsoft SQL server via vfp50?
>I have been using power builder 6.5 to connect to Microsoft SQL server, but now I would like to us vfp50 and be able to view and change the data. Does anybody have any ideas?
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