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Opening Foxpro in Access or VB via ADO behaving strangely.

Asked by sifugreg in FoxPro Database

Tags: foxpro

I asked this question in another section but it was a work in progress. Now I have a much better idea as to what is going on. You can reference the original posting at http://www.experts-exchange.com/Programming/Programming_Languages/Visual_Basic/VB_Databases/Q_21596767.html
The simplest way to display the problem would be to open the FoxPro table needed in Access.

ID NAME ADDRESS
===============
1 FRED 1234 Main St
2 TOM ABCD Whatever
5 JIM Homeless
9 John Jail

Now, if I set the record source to select * from clients where ID > 4 It will return
ID NAME ADDRESS
===============
5 JIM Homeless
9 John Jail

However, if I set the SQL to read select * from clients where ID = 5 it returns no rows. Basically any time I try to query a specific record, it comes back empty. This is happening in multiple tables. If I import the table into an access database, it works fine. I get the SAME SYMPTOM when using Visual Basic and ADO. There seems to be something very wrong with the say my machine is talking to this particular FoxPro application. Any insight?

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Opening Foxpro in Access or VB via ADO behaving strangely.

Asked by sifugreg in FoxPro Database

Tags: foxpro

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