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Connect to VPF table from VB
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24/12/2000 10:42:59
Cetin Basoz
Engineerica Inc.
Izmir, Turkey
 
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Visual FoxPro
Category:
Databases,Tables, Views, Indexing and SQL syntax
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Thread ID:
00456653
Message ID:
00456673
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>Hi all,
>
>How do you connect to a database or free table in VFP from VB?
>what would be the connectionstring like or Where can I find a example?
>
>Thanks

Lal,
I'm not a VB user so you might need highly rectify what I say here.
-Create a new project (form I mean)
-Open data view window and add DE to project
-In DE rightclick connection1 and select properties
-Slect OLE DB for ODBC drivers (in near future there will be OLE DB for VFP:)
-Click next and select 'use connection string' and click build
-Select machine data sources and Visual foxpro database and click OK
-Select DBC (left) and point to a DBC
-If you need select next and set access mode and click OK

Now a connection is set. Click on connection1 and 'add command'. In command property pages select 'Database oject' as table and in 'object name' select a table from list.

Click and drag the 'command' you added (named to command1 by default) on form. This would create fields with captions there.

From project\components add 'MS Ado data control' to project and form. On form right click ADODc1 (default name) and select properties. There click 'Build' and build the connection string in the same as above.

Select all textbox controls you created by drag&drop from DE. Go to properties sheet and delete their 'Datamember' and set their 'DataSource' to AdoDC1 from list.

I think you're done and from there on know better than me how to proceed in VB :)
Cetin
Çetin Basöz

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