RE: Upsizing a VFP 8.0 database

From: Lee Mitchell (Leemi_at_online.microsoft.com)
Date: 08/09/04

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    Date: Mon, 09 Aug 2004 21:54:08 GMT

    Hi Patrick:

    Do you know what record in the table causes the problem? If you upsize the
    tables in either the VFP8\samples or VFP8\Data folders, do you get a
    similar error?

    What version of SQL Server are you using? What compatibility level is SQL
    Server running when you run the Upsizing wizard?

    I hope this helps.

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    >I get an error after I upsized an VFP database, then try to append
    >from a VFP table to the SQL Server. Its an SQL error which states as
    >follows...

    >Connectivity error: conversion of char data type to datetime data type
    >resulted in an out-of-range datetime value.

    >Now there is only one field that is a datetime in the SQL table and
    >only one field in the VFP table which is a date field. I have tried
    >changing that field in the VFP table to a datetime data type but still
    >get that error.

    >The results from aerror() are as follows.

    >? aerror(1) = 1526
    >aerror(4) = 22008
    >aerror(5) = 242
    >aerror(6) = 1

    >anyone have any clue where the problem is? or what else would you need
    >to see to help me with this problem

    >TIA
    >Patrick

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