You can use Virtual CD.
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Server 2005 database.
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Any DEV workstation that I would buy, must have a minimum of 2 Gig of
RAM. Also, the dual core Pentium processor's are nice.
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We are currently looking for a C# .Net developer in the Richmond, VA
area. FoxPro skills are a plus. If you are interested, or know anyone
else who is interested, send your resume directly to me.
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Why was this thread not marked [OT]? I subscribed to this version of
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We are using the free version of vmware for development and test environments.
It is working quite well. We are saving a lot of money, not having to buy
servers. As to why we are not using the version you have to pay for, well, you
have to pay for it.
From:
it as a .Net service.
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I'm using this stuff, but it sure is buggy.
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I mainly use C#, javascript, VFP, and PICK Basic.
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SetAll() method?
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Properties of what?
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Anyone out there know af
Can this be done using .Net reflection?
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Ed,
That's
Nope, XP Pro is required for IIS. That is the main reason my most
recent PC purchase had XP Pro and not XP Home edition.
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How can I copy the contents of a table to %USERPROFILE%\Local Settings\Temp? I
tried creating a variable called m.filename that was equal to
%USERPROFILE%\Local Settings\Temp\temp.dbf and did the following COPY TO
(m.filename)
Said invalid path.
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Nick Cipollina
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ACS
Thanks. I've decided to go with ADDBS(GETENV(USERPROFILE)) + Local
Settings\Temp. If I use TEMP, I get an ugly path.
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For those keeping tabs, a member of our operations team fixed this
problem by bouncing the server. Everything is working just fine now.
Thanks for all your help.
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Nope, I meant bouncing the server. Means re-boot.
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When I run the executable from my pc it works just fine, but when I run
it from the Win 2k server it gives me that error. Any other ideas?
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Tried all those things. Still no dice. The App is VFP 9. Are there any
issues with running VFP 9 apps on Win 2k servers?
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?
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Nick,
Are there any issues
I've already tried what you suggested. I've run several other FoxPro
apps on the server with no problems. I've unistalled and reinstalled
the resource files. It is still not working.
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2000 server.
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Nick Cipollina
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You forgot to mention IIS.
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Ok, here's the stuff
Just pointing out a difference between home and xp ;)
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I agree, unless VFP supports Binary serialization, use xml to
communicate between layers.
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object. What am I missing?
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Is it possible that the server needs the soap toolkit installed?
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, etc... For what you are doing, I think stored procs
are definitely the way to go.
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I don't think you can use SQL Server views in this manner. If you have
quite a few parameters pass them in as xml. I haven't done much work
with xml in VFP, but SQL server handles XML quite nicely, especially if
it's SQL Server 2005.
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You would use the following code:
Supposing you had a DataTable object called dt
dt.Select(Name_agncy_nbr LIKE 'ABCBS*');
This will return an array of DataRow objects where the Name_agncy_nbr
column Starts With ABCBS.
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Send it as XML? Is this sql server 2000 or 2005? Either way, xml will
work nicely, but sql server 2005 makes this a lot easier.
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and execute twice?
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Ok, I have another question. How would I do something like the
following using the OleDbCommands in .Net:
Select * from sometable into cursor somecursor
Copy to C:\somenewtable.dbf type fox2x
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You can say what you want, but I appreciate the suggestion from Steve.
It is going to be a lot easier for me to write this as a .Net web
service, especially when considering the app that is going to be calling
it is a .Net app.
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Nick Cipollina
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How can I do this without purchasing anything? I know there has to be a way to
do this. I want to deploy this web service on a Windows 2003 server. How can
I do this?
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Sorry,
I am deploying it on my pc through the web service wizard. So it is
doing everything for me behind the scenes.
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It was faster for me to write this as FoxPro code since it was already
written. I more or less cut and pasted the code I needed to create my
com object. For me to re-write as .Net code would take much longer. It
is certainly an option though.
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I noticed that. I have a .dbf file that I need to open with some
configuration info in it. How can I find it?
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Is there any way to do it without hard-coding the location of the
folder? And without putting it in sys(2004)?
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