I've done this several times before with no problem.
Here's what I do.
I have MS Access 2000 open with no existing tables.
I click "Get External Data" then "Link Table".
I browse to the table I want which was created in Visual FoxPro 5.0.
It has a dbf extension so I select dBase 5 in the "Files of type" drop down.
I double click the file and it links without a problem.
This worked just a couple of days ago.
Today when I try the same procedure, after selecting the dbf file Access prompts
me to select an index file of type ndx or mdx. Well, FoxPro uses a cdx file for indexes.
Even if I manually enter the cdx file name, it still wants an ndx or mdx. If I click cancel
it will tell me that the table was successfully linked but if I try to open it I get the error:
"Index file not found".
I wasn't even being prompted for and index file before today.
The only thing different on my computer from the last time is that
I installed VB6 but that shouldn't affect Access. Or would it?
Suggestions?
Here's what I do.
I have MS Access 2000 open with no existing tables.
I click "Get External Data" then "Link Table".
I browse to the table I want which was created in Visual FoxPro 5.0.
It has a dbf extension so I select dBase 5 in the "Files of type" drop down.
I double click the file and it links without a problem.
This worked just a couple of days ago.
Today when I try the same procedure, after selecting the dbf file Access prompts
me to select an index file of type ndx or mdx. Well, FoxPro uses a cdx file for indexes.
Even if I manually enter the cdx file name, it still wants an ndx or mdx. If I click cancel
it will tell me that the table was successfully linked but if I try to open it I get the error:
"Index file not found".
I wasn't even being prompted for and index file before today.
The only thing different on my computer from the last time is that
I installed VB6 but that shouldn't affect Access. Or would it?
Suggestions?