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  1. tchekote

    Replacing a NT4 file server with a Lunix (SAMBA) file server

    Hi all Ive got this crazy idea to replace a almost dead NT4 file server with a fresh Linux anything server... My main concerns are the windows based foxpro program that most users use and their access to the new file server We have approx 20 windows workstations ranging from win 3.1 to...
  2. tchekote

    Getting the weekday from a 3 part date string

    That was exactly it Mike. Thank you
  3. tchekote

    Getting the weekday from a 3 part date string

    GOT IT.... it is working thank very much everyone... I really appreciate it... Cheers
  4. tchekote

    Getting the weekday from a 3 part date string

    it is but it is NOT a date field it is a numeric field. I dont know if that makes a difference. the 3 fields in question are year = numeric, width 4 monthr = numeric, width 2 dater = numeric, width 2 the expression i am getting the date from is "alltrim(str(year,4)+"/"+str(monthr,2)) + "/"...
  5. tchekote

    Getting the weekday from a 3 part date string

    I did as you instructed when I click "verify" it gives me the error variable 'DATER'is not found. thank mike
  6. tchekote

    Getting the weekday from a 3 part date string

    thank you Mike... I am using report designer, where and how would I insert these commands... Sorry I rellay do not know much about this... Thank you
  7. tchekote

    Getting the weekday from a 3 part date string

    Hi I am using visual foxpro 6 I do not know much about programming in databases... I have a form ".frx that dislpays date and holiday data from a .dbf file. I want to use the displayed information to return the week day as in monday to sunday. The expression used to get the date is...

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