connectivity problems between paradox and vfp
Thread ID: 14838 Lo13 S connectivity problems between paradox and vfp Hi! I have this problem... i'm using win2k, paradox10 and a vfp6 application, and i need to insert some data into paradox tables. But here is the thing... i can delete, update and select, but i can't insert! i used a "connection" from a vfp database to connect to de the databse and a "remote view" to interact with the remote table. this is the error when i try to insert: 'Connectivity error: [Microsoft][ODBC Paradox Driver] Reserved error [-5016]; there is no message for this error' what can i do? i have done a lot of web serching and people are talking about incompatibility with the BDE (by the way, version 5.01

crystal report
Thread ID: 8079 kiran gudoor crystal report Hi Everyone, I know this is not a right place for this question but i was hoping someone could help me.I am trying to generate a report using crystal reports.it has 2 tables.one is a foxpro table and the other is a paradox table.is ther any way i could convert this paradox table to a foxpro table.when i am trying to link both the tables it gives me errors sayin "invalid file link.not all fieldsin same index expression".could someone pls help me with this. TIA kiran

easy one for vfp die hards
Thread ID: 10948 Redgechase Blanco easy one for vfp die hards 1. anynone who knows any writeup regarding the power of vfp in terms of database manipulation capability 2. anyone who knows any writeup regarding the power of vfp compared to other dbms such as paradox,sql,powerbuilder etc. please give me links, ill try to present those document to justify reasons why they should use vfp Reygie Blanco Software Devt. Supervisor Chase Technologies Corporation www.geocities.com/redgechase

Els-QB
Thread ID: 9106 Michael Gill Els-QB I have a customer that is used to creating her own queries in Paradox. I could write all the different queries for her, but she likes the feeling of control querying the tables gives her. So far, she has to come to me for everything because I she doesn't have VFP installed (and wouldn't know how to use it if she did) and she doesn't really like to. Anyway, I've seen the query generator she's used to and it's very simplistic but she's been around programming for a few years now. Those of you that have used Els-QB, do you suppose an average computer user and a very novice programmer could use Els-QB effectively? Or would they get more headaches (and give them to me in the meantime

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My $.02
Thread ID: 9106 Ken Blum My $.02 I have a customer that is used to creating her own queries in Paradox. I could write all the different queries for her, but she likes the feeling of control querying the tables gives her. So far, she has to come to me for everything because I she doesn't have VFP installed (and wouldn't know how to use it if she did) and she doesn't really like to. Anyway, I've seen the query generator she's used to and it's very simplistic but she's been around programming for a few years now. Those of you that have used Els-QB, do you suppose an average computer user and a very novice programmer could use Els-QB effectively? Or would they get more headaches (and give them to me in the meantime

odbc error 11270
Thread ID: 10593 CJ moore odbc error 11270 Hi all, i am trying to connect to a Paradox database which is used by a third part application, now i could get connection to it using remote views but now i get the error message : Connectivity error:[Microsoft][ODBC Paradox Drive] Unexpected error from external database driver(11270) Everyone is telling me that nothing has changed but i am not so sure, but i do not know where to start looking. Can anyone put some light on this form me? many thanks, Craig

paradox ODBC error
Thread ID: 13688 CJ moore paradox ODBC error Hi all, My company has just bought a third party software developed in Delhi with a paradox backend, they want me to write some bolt on bits, to do this I need to connect to the Paradox data, I copied the paradox to a local drive for testing I set up a system DSN using the Microsoft Paradox Driver (*.db) version 4.00.6019.00 and tried to create a remote view to one of the tables using this connection, this all worked fine. The problem comes when I try to connect to the data that is being used by the Delhi Application I get this error: Connectivity error: [Microsoft][ODBC Paradox Driver] Unexpected error from external database

paradox to foxpro
Thread ID: 11220 kiran gudoor paradox to foxpro Hi Everyone, I was trying to convert a paradox table to an foxpro table.I am able to do that but for some reason its missing data from some of the fields(the ones i really need).Can anyone tell why it would be acting this way.Pls let me know TIA kiran

RE: BTRIEVE - What database language talks to it and is there an ODBC driver?
Thread ID: 3229 Michael Gill RE: BTRIEVE - What database language talks to it and is there an ODBC driver? I just received a bunch of files from which I need to retrieve data. My only "hints" as to what it is: 1) There's a BTRIEVE.EXE in the directory, and 2) there's a bunch of *.DAT files (I've determined this is where the data actually resides). > Does anyone know how I can get data from this? And can I get VFP6 to "talk" to it? > Many thanks! Have a great weekend! > Cheryl A Bellucci Vice President Rapp Systems Corporation Hi Cheryl, The only thing I know is that Merant has a bunch of nice ODBC drivers. Their Paradox one did wonders for me anyway. I didn't see a reference to Btrieve on the driver

RE: BTRIEVE - What database language talks to it and is there an ODBC driver?
Thread ID: 3229 RAUL SOTELO RE: BTRIEVE - What database language talks to it and is there an ODBC driver? I just received a bunch of files from which I need to retrieve data. My only "hints" as to what it is: 1) There's a BTRIEVE.EXE in the directory, and 2) there's a bunch of *.DAT files (I've determined this is where the data actually resides). > Does anyone know how I can get data from this? And can I get VFP6 to "talk" to it? > Many thanks! Have a great weekend! > Cheryl A Bellucci Vice President Rapp Systems Corporation > Hi Cheryl, > The only thing I know is that Merant has a bunch of nice ODBC drivers. Their Paradox one did wonders for me anyway. I didn't see a reference to Btrieve on the driver

RE: connectivity problems between paradox and vfp
Thread ID: 14838 Pete Sass RE: connectivity problems between paradox and vfp Hi! > I have this problem... i'm using win2k, paradox10 and a vfp6 application, and i need to insert some data into paradox tables. But here is the thing... i can delete, update and select, but i can't insert! i used a "connection" from a vfp database to connect to de the databse and a "remote view" to interact with the remote table. this is the error when i try to insert: 'Connectivity error: [Microsoft][ODBC Paradox Driver] Reserved error [-5016]; there is no message for this error' > what can i do? i have done a lot of web serching and people are talking about incompatibility with the BDE (by the way, version

RE: connectivity problems between paradox and vfp
Thread ID: 14838 Michael Gill RE: connectivity problems between paradox and vfp Hi! > I have this problem... i'm using win2k, paradox10 and a vfp6 application, and i need to insert some data into paradox tables. But here is the thing... i can delete, update and select, but i can't insert! i used a "connection" from a vfp database to connect to de the databse and a "remote view" to interact with the remote table. this is the error when i try to insert: 'Connectivity error: [Microsoft][ODBC Paradox Driver] Reserved error [-5016]; there is no message for this error' > what can i do? i have done a lot of web serching and people are talking about incompatibility with the BDE (by the way

RE: crystal report
Thread ID: 8079 Paul Culbertson RE: crystal report Hi Everyone, I know this is not a right place for this question but i was hoping someone could help me.I am trying to generate a report using crystal reports.it has 2 tables.one is a foxpro table and the other is a paradox table.is ther any way i could convert this paradox table to a foxpro table.when i am trying to link both the tables it gives me errors sayin "invalid file link.not all fieldsin same index expression".could someone pls help me with this. > TIA kiran There is a utility called Data Junction that can convert tables from many different types to other types. http://www.datajunction.com/ Paul Culbertson Co-founder of www.foxite.com

RE: crystal report
Thread ID: 8079 Michael Gill RE: crystal report Hi Everyone, I know this is not a right place for this question but i was hoping someone could help me.I am trying to generate a report using crystal reports.it has 2 tables.one is a foxpro table and the other is a paradox table.is ther any way i could convert this paradox table to a foxpro table.when i am trying to link both the tables it gives me errors sayin "invalid file link.not all fieldsin same index expression... on the cursor. See the ODBC - Paradox section of the FAQ. --- michael.gill@foxite.com www.foxite.com - The Home of the Visual FoxPro Experts

RE: crystal report
Thread ID: 8079 Pete Sass RE: crystal report Hi Everyone, I know this is not a right place for this question but i was hoping someone could help me.I am trying to generate a report using crystal reports.it has 2 tables.one is a foxpro table and the other is a paradox table.is ther any way i could convert this paradox table to a foxpro table.when i am trying to link both the tables it gives me errors sayin "invalid file link.not all fieldsin same index expression".could someone pls help me with this. > TIA kiran Hi, I work extensively with Crystal Reports Verion 6.0 and 7.0 I take it you have the correct ODBC driver installed for both VFP and Paradox ?? Once this is accomplished

RE: crystal report
Thread ID: 8079 Luis Navas RE: crystal report Hi Everyone, I know this is not a right place for this question but i was hoping someone could help me.I am trying to generate a report using crystal reports.it has 2 tables.one is a foxpro table and the other is a paradox table.is ther any way i could convert this paradox table to a foxpro table.when i am trying to link both the tables it gives me errors sayin "invalid file link.not all fieldsin same index expression".could someone pls help me with this. > TIA kiran i think it will be better if you convert the table of paradox to the fox format. It can be done in the Delphi database Desktop, you can convert it to de Dbase format. After

RE: crystal report
Thread ID: 8079 kiran gudoor RE: crystal report Hi Everyone, I know this is not a right place for this question but i was hoping someone could help me.I am trying to generate a report using crystal reports.it has 2 tables.one is a foxpro table and the other is a paradox table.is ther any way i could convert this paradox table to a foxpro table.when i am trying to link both the tables it gives me errors sayin "invalid file link.not all fieldsin same index expression".could someone pls help me with this. > TIA kiran > Hi, I work extensively with Crystal Reports Verion 6.0 and 7.0 I take it you have the correct ODBC driver installed for both VFP and Paradox ?? Once this is accomplished

RE: crystal report
Thread ID: 8079 Pete Sass RE: crystal report Hi Everyone, I know this is not a right place for this question but i was hoping someone could help me.I am trying to generate a report using crystal reports.it has 2 tables.one is a foxpro table and the other is a paradox table.is ther any way i could convert this paradox table to a foxpro table.when i am trying to link both the tables it gives me errors sayin "invalid file link.not all fieldsin same index expression".could someone pls help me with this. > TIA kiran > i think it will be better if you convert the table of paradox to the fox format. It can be done in the Delphi database Desktop, you can convert it to de Dbase format. After

RE: Database functionality question
? See, a Paradox programmer was telling me that with what he called "desktop databases", even though the program and data are on a server and the program is run from a client the databases are pulled from the server, across

RE: easy one for vfp die hards
Thread ID: 10948 valin banares RE: easy one for vfp die hards > 1. anynone who knows any writeup regarding the power of vfp in terms of database manipulation capability > 2. anyone who knows any writeup regarding the power of vfp compared to other dbms such as paradox,sql,powerbuilder etc. > please give me links, ill try to present those document to justify reasons why they should use vfp Reygie Blanco Software Devt. Supervisor Chase Technologies Corporation www.geocities.com/redgechase > Hi! Just try to visit this links. I got from Dale Dedoroy last October 2001. http://www.msdn.microsoft.com/vfoxpro/prodinfo/qa.asp http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q168/5/49.asp - this covers

RE: Els-QB
Thread ID: 9106 Pete Sass RE: Els-QB I have a customer that is used to creating her own queries in Paradox. I could write all the different queries for her, but she likes the feeling of control querying the tables gives her. So far, she has to come to me for everything because I she doesn't have VFP installed (and wouldn't know how to use it if she did) and she doesn't really like to. Anyway, I've seen the query generator she's used to and it's very simplistic but she's been around programming for a few years now. Those of you that have used Els-QB, do you suppose an average computer user and a very novice programmer could use Els-QB effectively? Or would they get more headaches (and give them to me

RE: Need help on "COPY TO" function
. I am moving into a new job in July, that requires the use of VFP. I am learning VFP on my own prior to my start date, but I began working with databases starting with Rbase, then Paradox, Access, and now VFP. Thanks for the websites

RE: odbc
Thread ID: 3814 Michael Gill RE: odbc Ok heres the problem. I have Microsoft Visual Foxpro 6.0 installed on my computer. I am using fox 2.x tables in an application. An outside application needs to use these tables with an odbc. Apparently the visual foxpro odbc does not work well so I need and older fox odbc. How can I get this older version installed. When I try to use the foxpro driver I get the message. > The microsoft foxpro driver is no longer supported, and has been replace by the microsoft visual fox pro driver. The people who've been reading my posts for a while are probably tired of hearing me say this. =) But, www.merant.com has some good ODBC drivers (for Paradox at least). They've got

RE: odbc error 11270
Thread ID: 10593 Pete Sass RE: odbc error 11270 Hi all, > i am trying to connect to a Paradox database which is used by a third part application, now i could get connection to it using remote views but now i get the error message : > Connectivity error:[Microsoft][ODBC Paradox Drive] Unexpected error from external database driver(11270) > Everyone is telling me that nothing has changed but i am not so sure, but i do not know where to start looking. > Can anyone put some light on this form me? > many thanks, > Craig Hi Craig, I assume from your note this use to work and suddenly stopped? I would start right off in the Start-Setting-Control Panel-32Bit window and select my ODBC driver


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