Sorry to waste your time....I figured it out. I was misssing "server." infront of the mappath. I think I'm losing it!


>Steve,
>
>Just so I'm clear, are you trying to use ADO or ADO.NET? Are you trying to access VFP data that is located on the Verio server? Are you using UNC or a mapped drive? You should use UNC.
>
>>If I can revive this thread, my problem is very similar. I would like to setup an ADO connection, but I'm working on an industrial server (Verio) and any connections I setup attempt to map to my temporary internet files location locally. Is there a way to setup the connection within VS.NET so it thinks it's on my server, not sitting at my local machine? All the connections wind up here, which is useless.
>>
>>Thanks in advance,
>>
>>Steve
>>
>>
>>>Hi Ron,
>>>
>>>Here is a link to a white paper that talks about how to work with VFP data inside of .NET:
>>>
>>>http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnfoxgen7/html/usingaspnetwithvfp7.asp
>>>
>>>You can not use the wizards in VS .NET to write the code to work with VFP data.
>>>
>>>>Anyone know how to connect to a Foxpro table in C#?
>>>>I can't use the designer because I get an error about
>>>>ODBC drivers not supported by OLEDB. When I try to code
>>>>it by hand I can't get it to work. Anyone have a simple code
>>>>snipet that connects to a Foxpro table?
>>>>
>>>>Thanks