Re: How to access...
- From: "Dan Freeman" <spam@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 10 Mar 2007 14:48:13 -0800
MDB is an MS Access database.
You can use that data directly via ODBC or OLEDB, or you can export it to a
native Foxpro format.
Your easiest entry point will likely be a remote view from VFP into your
Access database. There is a TON of information in the help file about using
remote views.
It's not necessarily your best option for long-term use, or maybe it is, but
you can get there from here.
The information is there for your taking. Feel free to come back when you
try something that doesn't work. We'll help!
Dan
"gechelle" <gechelle@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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to Dan Freeman,
Sorry for that, we have an existing program running in our company and
that
was coded in visual basic, the filename of that file is "Log.mdb" and i
want
it to access in visual foxpro
any idea on how to access it...
thanks...
"Dan Freeman" wrote:
You'll have to put some effort into asking a better question, I'm afraid.
Dan
"gechelle" <gechelle@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi expert,
can you give me some idea how to access a table like the Visual Basic
table
thanks....
--- gechelle
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