Ok I hate Fox Pro as much as the next person but unfortunately I have to
make some changes to a site that is driven by fowpro databases and I'm
getting a problem
The client has a Remote Management System which maintains the data in these
FP tables that drives their site. He is trying to
"Andy Ewings" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, August 18, 2000 2:54 PM
Subject: CF and Fox Pro
Ok I hate Fox Pro as much as the next person but unfortunately I have to
make some changes to a site that is driven by fowpro databases and I'm
getting a problem
The
Thankssounds promising.
I'm assuming this is for Windows only though..what about for UNIX?
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From: JustinMacCarthy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 18 August 2000 15:13
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Hi Andy , just fowarding you a old mail
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Hi Andy , just fowarding you a old mail from Howie on this subject.
However this is not a complete solution because the records are still in the
DB , but just are not being shown. AFAIK you cannot issue a "pack" from
ODBC...
Let me k
Andy,
You can write a FoxPro com to pack the tables in question and
then have the CF RMS called the com via CFOBJECT. This would
be a permanent solution to get rid of the deleted records.
The com object would contain the following FoxPro commands:
USE NAMEOFTABLE EXCLUSIVE
PACK
USE
I know
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Sent: 18 August 2000 15:29
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Andy,
You can write a FoxPro com to pack the tables in question and
then have the CF RMS called the com via CFOBJECT. This would
be a permanent solution to get rid of the deleted records.
The com object would contain
Andy
Does the ODBC driver let you say SET DELETED ON? This is the command to make
the deleted records invisible even if not PACKed.
Nick
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From: DeVoil, Nick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 18 August 2000 15:45
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Subject: RE: CF and Fox Pro
Andy
Does the ODBC driver let you say SET DELETED ON? This is the command to make
the deleted records invisible even if not PACKed.
Nick
From: Andy Ewings [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, August 18, 2000 3:51 PM
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Subject: RE: CF and Fox Pro
Nopethe only thing it says is in the driver 'panel' when setting up the
ODBC DSN there are three tick boxes. One that says deleted, one that says
Null, and
t: 18 August 2000 16:21
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OK I think the one that says "deleted" is the one that Howie was referring
to, this should have the same effect as issuing a SET DELETED ON command if
you check it... or is that i
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