Hi!
Yes, you can use SPT. However, after opening the view, you cannot re-use the connection created by that view to run also SPT commands, because you will get error "Connection is busy" - connection is used by the fetching process.
Remote views could be created on the fly. You can create temporary database. Create a connection in it. Then create a remote view. All 3 have appropriate commands (CREATE DATABASE, CREATE CONNECTION and CREATE SQL VIEW with REMOTE option). All could be hidden for user and database files could be places in the TEMP folder.
>Hi Vlad,
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>>You can split records to parts and download them as segments.
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>>You can create the remote view - they have (!) a FetchAsNeeded property that is exactly what you're asking for.
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* Can I still use SPT for the rest of my app (everything else - actually my app is a small SQL browser/inspector utility - is ok with the exception of the Browse function)?
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* Can that (the remote view) be done programatically (as I could see I'll have to create a DataBase in order to implement the view) and used thru a normal VFP Browse statement ?
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>Thanks!
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>Fernando
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