There is a book called, "Hacker's Guide to Visual FoxPro 3.0" by Tamar E. Granor and Ted Roche. The ISBN is 0-201-48379-3, and it retailed for about $45.00, published is 1996 by Addison-Wesly. I think that might have what you are looking for.
I have a form button which when pressed is supposed to activate a macro which sends a string telling Access to open up another database. This is not working, even though the prior '97 version that we converted does work perfectly. The file path name is defined correctly. When the button is...
I am using DDE to run a program called ISYS which is a search program. These are my commands:
#1 Isyschannel = DDEInitiate("IQW", QryCmd")
#2 Access.DDEPoke Isyschannel "Action", "Query" & Searchstring
I can get ACCESS and ISYS talking to one another, because my minimize commands work, but...
I am using DDE to run a program called ISYS which is a search program. These are my commands:
#1 Isyschannel = DDEInitiate("IQW", QryCmd")
#2 Access.DDEPoke Isyschannel "Action", "Query" & Searchstring
I can get ACCESS and ISYS talking to one another, because my minimize commands work, but...
I'm still looking for help on this so if anybody understands how to re - add the sqldba.nlm module operating under Novell 4.11 once it has been removed or deleted, please let me know. There are several files on our Oracle installation disk (an sqldba.exe, sqldba.nlm, and sqldba.res). Thank you!
Actually, since I wrote my last thread, I have learned somethings. I feel that what I am looking for now is a copy of the file, SQLDBA.NLM. If anyone has a suggestion where I might find this file please let me know. I have checked both the Novell and Oracle, but have not located it.
Thanks again.
We have a Oracle 7._ database on a server with Novell Network. I have tried unsuccessfully to understand a way to Load the SQL Netware Module - "SQLDBA". Typically, the Novell command should be.."LOAD SQLDBA Line MOde = Y" Everything we do this we get a error, saying that the file does not...
I guess you could do something like that, but that's not what I'm really looking for. Just like you can define your text size for a text type field, ie. [title] text(255), I believe that there has to be a format to set up yourlogical fields as yes/no for example.. [On CD] logical(yes/no)...
I am using a sql statement to create a table at runtime in my access database.
strSQL2 = "create table test_new ([ID Number] Integer, Title text(255), [Report Number] text(50), [Date] date, [On CD] logical, Collection text(10));"
The field [On CD] is my logical field. This works...
I have 2 subforms; one is an author subform and the other is for keywords, both linked to the main form by record_id.
I would like to be able to type in a author or keyword on the search page that i am designing, and have the main form show all the forms limited to showing those with that...
We have a web site that is currently hosted on a Windows NT server. The current configuration uses a visual foxpro database being served through a netscape commerce server. Web serving and database integration are accomplished with the help of foxweb.
Somehow our netscape commerce software...
your probably right. if you have your backend database password security turned on when you link then it saves the password. If however you don't have your password set it does not save it which is what I did. I will try deleting my tables and then relinking with backend password enabled...
I have a front end connecting to backend which contains all my tables. When I set a password for the backend (which is the way it was set up before I converted to 2000), I get an error when I open up the frontend. Also, I am unable to open up any of the links to the backend tables, I get a...
you can find most of this information in tek-tips by using the advanced search option for each of the programmer groups your interested in, and using key words like size, limitations, etc. Those are the two words that have worked for me. I have not been able to find a single one stop source...
how about redesign both tables to make them the same, and then combine both tables to make a single one. I'm not sure if that solves your problem if this is a on-going effort, but if its a one-time correction I think this would help.
Yes, your right. I had abbreviated my statement. I appreciate your comments. I see another problem though in that my program statement is not accurately comparing the 2 string variables. Ie. this part of the programming is allowing the following two strings to equate which they are not.. 11111...
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