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Rick & Mike, I have now found out off our technical support that, as you say, VFP 8.0 is not included in Visual Studio.NET 2002 - it was included in the build because it is the global corporate standard. It would appear that certain parties are trying to foist an upgrade on us by giving the...

My company is currently upgrading to Visual Studio.NET 2002, and therefore to VFP 8.0. Is anyone aware of problems upgrading from v6.0 to v8.0 that I should be aware of?

Wildhare, Thanks for trying to help, anyway. As far as experience is concerned, I have about 2 years Access experience, and about 10 days of Access/ODBC/FoxPro experience. 10 frustrating days of searching the web (including the Microsoft kb and various forums) with very little results. I am...

If anyone is interested, I eventually found the answer myself. If linking to FoxPro tables in the Jet Workspace, you need to use a different DSN (Data Source Name) for each directory in which FoxPro tables reside. This is because ODBC thinks of a directory as a FoxPro database. However, this...

Wildhare, Thanks for getting back. By the way, I am linking to FoxPro using ODBC instead of the built-in Jet driver. This is in preparation for upgrade to Access 2000. Microsoft (in their wisdom!?!) have removed the built-in driver in Access 2000, so I am forced to use ODBC! 1. I presume that...

I am accessing a FoxPro Free Table from Access by linking to it using ODBC. In order to be able to update the FoxPro table, I need to define a unique index on the FoxPro table when I link to it. When I do this using File/Get External Data/Link Tables it works OK. However, I am having trouble...

I am accessing a FoxPro Free Table from Access by linking to it using ODBC. In order to be able to update the FoxPro table, I need to define a unique index on the FoxPro table when I link to it. When I do this using File/Get External Data/Link Tables it works OK. However, I am having trouble...

I am about to upgrade from Access 97 to Access 2000, and am therefore forced to use ODBC to link to my FoxPro Free Tables. I seem to be running into problems. I create a link to a Free table in a particular directory using an ODBC datasource which specifies the Microsoft Visual FoxPro driver...