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Referential integrity and null values
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Visual FoxPro
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Base de données, Tables, Vues, Index et syntaxe SQL
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Thread ID:
00990085
Message ID:
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See the folder "Source"?

I've looked into the project ri_setup.pjx and found the problem. There is a version check, that isn't done very wisely:
local lcpath,ln,lns,lc,lcVfpExe,lcThisApp, lcVersion

lcpath=sys(2004)

lcVersion = VERSION()
DO CASE
	CASE m.lcVersion = 'Visual FoxPro 08.'
		lcVfpExe = 'VFP8.EXE'
	CASE m.lcVersion = 'Visual FoxPro 07.'
		lcVfpExe = 'VFP7.EXE'
	CASE m.lcVersion = 'Visual FoxPro 06.'
		lcVfpExe = 'VFP6.EXE'
	OTHERWISE
		lcVfpExe = 'VFP.EXE'
ENDCASE
I'm assuming you have VFP9, as there is no case for that, the setup looks for VFP.EXE.

Just put some empty text file into your foxpro directory and call it "VFP8.EXE", that should do the trick...

Or make another case for VFP9, recompile the ri_setup project to ri_setup.app and run that. The missing file amriapp.bin is simply the renamed file amri.app... ;-).

And if everything fails, just do, what the install procedure does. amri.app is copied to the wizards folder and the builder.dbf is modified to start amri...

Bye, Olaf.
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