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Below is a sample of some script from an XML file (file name is something like "filename1.xml" etc.) These script files are used with a predictive dialer. They are not used for all functions...only certian types of campaigns (for those familiar with call centers). I've gotten a basic...

I've been using: end_date = Datetime() To log the date only (it was returning 3/5/2007 only). After a recent upgrade...the same command is now returning date AND time (as in "3/5/2007 12:34:15 PM") Is there a variation of Datetime() that will return only the date....as in "3/5/2007" ...

I'm feeling kinda silly here....this can't be difficult. I've been searching this forum and haven't been able to find a solution. I need to store an existing value which is in the DATE format to a character (text) field. I thought STR was it (e.g. TextValue = STR(DateValue) But that causes...

Folks, I've got a really big FoxPro table. I'm only somewhat familiar with FoxPro commands...just enough to get by those times when I need to do some minor editing. I can open the table up and browse the data using VFP 7.0 When opening the table...a command line window pops up. I'm needing...

I've got a VFP app that gets its data from a .dbf file. Well...some of the records in that file (about 20%) have 1 field that is wrong. I've got an updated .dbf that is just like the original, except with the correct data in the fields of those records. For a few odd reasons...I cannot...

I'm needing to get a quick total (count) of the number of times a certain value appears in a field. Am using a regular old VFP .dbf table with standard commands. The deal is that I'm need to just count the values whose FIRST 2 Letters match a particular critera. For example..the following is...

Currently using: TTOC(DATETIME(),2) .... (special thanks to craigsboyd) to properly display time in 12hr format with AM/PM. It will corectly return: 12:31:04 PM I'm needing.... 12:31 PM Using: SET SECONDS OFF TTOC(DATETIME(),2) Will still return... 12:31:04 PM Is this the correct usage of...

When running an external program via command line (using a process provided in this great forum!)....some type of error window pops up behind the apps' window. It contains, evidently, a type of dos-like error message. It says something like: '[shows the path of the current main FoxPro app]'...

I'm thinking that is cannot be very complicated...but I can't find a solution anywhwere. I'm running a VFP 7.0 .prg's I need to run an external a non-vfp program using a VFP value as a parameter. Currently, I have tried the RUN command: Run c:\programs\Prog1.exe This causes the program to...