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  1. Feb 7th, 2005, 01:11 AM #1
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    VB6 and foxpro

    Hello,

    I've been using VB+access, VB+MySQL, VB+SQLserver for quite a long time.
    Now I am developing a small system for a low-scale business need.

    Anyone who has used VB6+foxpro? do you connect to foxpro using a dbserver, or ODBC or direct file connection?

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  2. Feb 8th, 2005, 01:29 PM #2
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    Re: VB6 and foxpro

    I've never used FoxPro, but the ADO Connections link in my signature is very reliable, and they seem to think that there are a few ODBC based methods you can use to connect.

    Once connected you can use your standard ADO/DAO database methods to work with the data.
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