Excellent! This looks like it should work.
Another useful reference is
http://lists.mysql.com/cgi-ez/ezmlm-cgi?5:mss:2861:200102:nofjdmbdkfaebemidbgl
From: Christopher R. Jones
Date: Wed, 21 Feb 2001 16:00:33 -0500
I have it working. Here is what I did:
I. MyODBC
Create a System D
Ah, yes, I remember seeing some of this COM or ADO stuff in the Que book, plus
the SQL passthrough stuff. I remember putting the book to one side for some
reason, and that reason follows:
It looked to me as if you certainly *could* manage to *read* data from another
machine, but (tell me if I'
Any specifics?
Informative/interesting articles on your Nerd Herd web site, Cal !
Better fix
I have the Que book, "Special Edition, Using Visual FoxPro 6", but all it ever
discusses is how *other* applications can access _FoxPro's_ database. I don't
want to do that. I'm considering this re
This isn't awfully useful to you, but it's dead easy to do this on a Unix
system. All you do is copy the data over wherever you like (to a big, fat,
drive), and then link the new directory from the /usr/local/mysql/data/
directory ("ln -s").
OTOH, I guess you can't link a file/directory in Win
Hi, I see there are ways to have MySQL obtain data from a FoxPro database--using
ODBC--which is very nice, I'm sure.
However, is it possible to run a FoxPro program that gets data from a MySQL
database??
Thanks!
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