SV: Foxpro Programming
- From: Anders <anders.altberg@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 03 Aug 2005 18:28:17 +0200
Experience with SQL Server is fine if they use VFP as a front end for SQl
Server. Any experience with the standard SQL language is fine as VFP also
implements SQL 92 - particularly VFP9 for VFP data tables.
One thing to get used to - the main object you're working on are not
RecordSet objects or arrays or variables but cursors.
-Anders
Den 05-08-03 15.00, i artikeln
1123074000.619110.69780@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, skrev
"patrick.sparks@xxxxxxxxx" <patrick.sparks@xxxxxxxxx>:
> Hi all.
>
>
> I'm a programmer with a fair amount of database programming and admin
> experience (mainly sql server 2000 4 years exp.), 4+ years exp. using
> vb6, and 2 yrs exp. writing in vb.net. Some experience writing java as
> well. I'm considering applying for a position with a small, up and
> coming company. They are growing at an extraordinary rate. Anyways,
> the job requires experience in Visual FoxPro, of which I have none. Any
>
> of you with experience with VFP and one of these other languages...is
> it a steep hill to climb? Not that you can learn any language in a day,
>
> but would a developer with several years experience be able to pick up
> FoxPro relatively easily?
>
.
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