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Nesting functions in queries
By the way, when I open an ODBC connection, via a VFP query, it still open for ever?- Otinauj
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- Forum: Microsoft: FoxPro
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Nesting functions in queries
Sorry guys if "piece of garbage" was offensive to you but really it seems to dont comply with ány ANSI satandars ( this is my personal oppinion, that's the reason to ask about info). About "feeding trolls" I love you too. Actually I work With DBFs (MySQL) since its very beginning. Just this...- Otinauj
- Post #11
- Forum: Microsoft: FoxPro
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Nesting functions in queries
Hey guys thanks for answers. About code there is a lot of them , in Spanish & it probably take a bunch of lines to describe my C funtions .Thing is only I get are errors 1842 (Sub query nesting is to deep ?? whit 3 levels of queries and two functions????) and error 1845 ( expression is too...- Otinauj
- Post #4
- Forum: Microsoft: FoxPro
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Nesting functions in queries
Hi everyone, I'm a rookie in VFP, & I'm having some troubles with Select SQL command. It seems to be a dumb brother of SQL Server. I'm working with a previously developed code just trying to fix some stuff. Version of VFP is 9 sp1. It really do not accept nested functions? Thanks in advance for...- Otinauj
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- Forum: Microsoft: FoxPro
