Re: newbie- Views and session
- From: "Dan Freeman" <spam@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2006 13:21:22 -0700
OK, if the database is Oracle, why have VFP in the mix at all?
The answer to your first question is a definitive "maybe" and you've given
nothing to change that so far.
When you say session do you mean an ASP Session or a VFP Session class (or
datasession), or something quite different?
You still haven't told us where you're running this code.
Dan
shall@xxxxxxxx wrote:
It will run on Server 2003 with Classic ASP.
In the future hope to migrate to ASP.NET.
IT Will be in VFP 6.0.
In a few months hope to get it to VFP 9.0
The database will be Oracle.
Dan Freeman wrote:
Not enough information. Where will this code be running? What kind of
server/OS? What technology? (Classic ASP, ASP.NET, Java, JSP, PHP,
etc.)
Dan
shall@xxxxxxxx wrote:
I will have a web page that calls a VFP DLL( Foxpro).
lnValue=SQLExec(lnSqlConnect,"Select * from customer where
State=?lcState","Query1")
Will the Views be in a seperate session?
Example one has lcState="CA" and at the same time another person has
lcState="TX"
TIA
Steve
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